correspondent farren fronsac. i should not have been there. and about face from the nation's top military officer general mark milley after this photo was taken in front of the historical st john's church that walked through lafayette park to the church moments after authorities used gas canisters and flash bangs to clear away peaceful protesters has sparked controversy and backlash the white house defending its actions as a tear gas and unknown entity and it is what they use and what the what they used was a way to target those who are being violent and they use the minimal force that they could to ensure that that situation was safe to ensure st john's church would not burn a 2nd night in a row and to ensure that no officers were injured days after the infamous photo was taken back pedalling started with defense secretary mark esper saying he had no idea they'd be taking a photo after one of his department's top advisers resigned writing to asper quote you may not have been able to stop president trump from directing this appalling use of fo

and tuesday reporting outside the capital fair and fronsac. and it is official now american travelers will be temporarily banned from the e.u. during this pandemic block members formalize their reopening and will allow 14 countries to enter the e.u. which include australia canada japan new zealand and even thailand china has also been conditionally approved only if they reciprocate the u.s. as we know hasn't been able to flatten the curve other band countries include russia india and brazil. and over in the u.k. the city of leistner has to undergo another lockdown because of a spike in cases there the city's mayor says this latest lockdown would have been more effective if it had been done earlier their focus now is tracing the source of this latest spike and increasing testing. and over in france hospital workers continue to take to the streets demanding better pay and a budget increase for the overwhelmed health care system there the rallies come after weeks of negotiations between the french government and representatives french president e

correspondent fair and fronsac who's reporting from outside the white house. where you have been so i have been covering these protests since they started here in washington d.c. i got to tell you right in front of the white house kind of that hotbed of war a lot of these protesters are gathering each and every day 1st you had we just had barricades behind me now you see we have fences last friday when i left these fences there was nothing on them at all and i can see that actually protesters are putting up signs in support of black lives matter as far as you know all lives matter and that also define. in the police so what would defunding the police look like could it actually really work well according to those that actually want to see this done it's a simple as as it sounds instead of funding a police department a big chunk of the city's budget would actually go towards communities in particular ones where much of the policing occurs but does this mean dismantling the police altogether while completely dismantling the police is on the more radical side of

as new congressional legislation is being introduced to address police tactics across this country fronsac is outside of capitol hill with more on these developments there. now and also in that building behind me senate republicans they're getting ready to push out a package that's going to be all about policing. and what police officers can and cannot do now this is all coming forward from the only african-american republican in the senate senator tim scott of south carolina which president donald trump has signaled his support for many of the items in this bill that has many of these same goals as a democratic bill coming out of congress now the bill is one of the most extensive overhauls to policing from republicans where would create a national database of officers who have been in use of force incidents would require police officers to wear body cameras restrict people using chokeholds by actually holding back federal funding to police jurisdictions that continue to allow it along with deeming lynching a federal hate crime now one of the things that democrats say the bill does not hav

racial injustice continue and new reports of military planes spying on demonstrators artie's vera fronsac is joining us now outside of freedom plaza where the crowds are gathering for what's going on there. you're absolutely right there's actually a big crowd that's going to spectate here at 3 pm and we'll be live then to take you where exactly there but here at freedom plaza you know again just blocks away from the capitol behind me this is one of the many areas in washington d.c. where you're going to have a lot of rallies and gatherings you also had marches past the national museum of african-american history rallies in front of the capitol reflecting pool and gatherings at the newly named black lives matter plaza in front of the white house now this all happening as we enter a 3rd week of police brutality protests before the rallies here at the capitol house speaker nancy pelosi ordering the take down of portraits honoring 4 previous house speakers who actually served in the confederacy pelosi calling juneteenth quote a beautiful and proud celebration of freedom for african-americans

population that's larger than the state of vermont and wyoming reporting in front of the capital fair and fronsac are. now 2 of the latest coded 19 numbers worldwide cases topping 8300000 with 449000 reported deaths the top 3 countries with the most confirmed cases the u.s. still leading the way followed by brazil and russia then taking a closer look at this country's numbers now at 2100000 with 117000 reported deaths . and the world health organization says there was a glimmer of hope as a medical trial in the u.k. showed an inexpensive steroid drug called dexamethasone was able to reduce the number of coded 1000 deaths however the w.h.o. officials caution that the drug must only be used under close medical supervision and only for severely sick patients the steroid is not a treatment for the virus itself. and over in peru where health care workers are protesting for more personal protective equipment as the country emerges as one of the world's poorest coordinate hotspots because of the lack of people more than a 1000 doctors and nurses are now infected and more than 60 have died the medical an

law enforcement to push back on those protesters monday night for more on this let's turn to our fronsac who's standing by just outside of the white house where all this went down there and what's happening. all right so no you mentioned there that attorney general bill barr he is the one that gave the order and because of that order as we said now we were actually there mill yesterday had we left 5 minutes later we would have let my self or my photographer j.t. we would have been in those tear gas canisters with the smoke flying if we would have waited just another 5 minutes but what happened was is you had a good attorney general bill barr making that order and unfortunately now you have the early county police department removing their police presence here mariel browser saying that she actually didn't even remember calling them on but arlington county saying that they don't want their officers to be part of that for quote unquote trumps photo op now something unusual that it's normal but it's not normal check this out this is the top of the white house here you can see there's going

back to you artie correspond if aaron fronsac thank you so much for that insightful report today and for more on all of this let's bring in entrepreneur and co-founder of bt in the r.l. j. company's robert l. johnson mr johnson thank you so much for joining us to discuss this i want to get to some things but i want to start here with the state of these demonstrations are taking place throughout the world and over the weekend everything was for the most part peaceful after we had seen some concerning situations over the last couple of weeks what are your thoughts on the continuing protests they do expect these gatherings to continue for the forseeable future. well and not a problem for. us or around were. yelling. racial. and you explain. that. and a faster primary driver. when you're running we have already. or are you saying you know that america is earth we represent america. and you have thought we were not mr race creed or color and that doesn't happen for that. purpose and. protest you know me out there whether it be your show where you're. coming. and going we're remembering. n

has a larger population than the states of vermont and wyoming reporting in the newsroom fair and fronsac. out of the latest coded 19 numbers worldwide cases now topping 8400000 with about 450000 reported deaths the top 3 countries with the most confirmed cases the u.s. still leading the way followed by brazil and then russia now taking a closer look at this country's numbers now at 2100000 cases with about 118000 reported deaths. and as protesters across the nation demand changes to police tactics how do those in law enforcement feel about it a discussion about that coming up and then over at sports or jena ham has the latest on the fate of the upcoming u e f a championship so stick around and keep up with all the latest news and anything you might have missed download our brand new free app called portable t.v. you can watch there 24 seventh's we'll be back in just. wall street is busy trading your money 5 days a week and there are 4 corners. and 3 major stock market. and when you have to watch drive or bail it all becomes clear there's just one business show you can't afford to mend. t

past couple of nights they tend to turn violent serapis in effect you are to correspondent there and fronsac please stay safe in the queue for that report. a thumb or situation in new york city where riot police squared off with protesters throughout the night and now the city is looking at an 8 pm curfew throughout the week artie's at trinity chavez reports. today in new york city bracing for more on restaurant you up what started off as peaceful protests earlier in the day quickly taking a turn for the worst widespread looting in vandalism taking over the city monday night officers making at least 700 arrests chaotic scenes erupting outside of the iconic radio city music hall demonstrators trying to dandle eyes the landmark as others broke into the iconic macy's store on 34th street brooklyn a few playmates luxury stores like chanel and rolex in manhattan's trendy soho neighborhood ransacked mobs of people rampaging down sidewalks starting fires and breaking windows to steal merchandise people are doing this so next time before they think about trying to kill another black person even by b

official stance on the protests taking rocking the united states taking place and then parties burn fronsac brings us the latest on the fallout the president from stress of martial law stay tuned watch. live. think point is now made it to big gates of the central bank in the chaos just like of course apocalypse now was a remake of part of the dark best set of really reflects the chaos of insanity of the vietnam war america's heart of darkness america's plunge into imperialistic insanity by spending billions on to conquer a really nothing vital interest but spending billions and trillions to get there were surveillance a repeat of the insanity but on a much more epic scale. oh no no. no shots. actually felt. it was true no. point should your thirst for action. it's protests continue in the wake of the george when we're we've seeing officers national guardsmen people of all races and backgrounds joining in solidarity some are taking a knee others are marching alongside protestors and giving voice to the voiceless. but the solidarity doesn't stop there the race issues in america are also recei

now reporting in front of the white house for you guys karen fronsac from watching the hawks thank you for. well well well i don't think i'm wrong for referring to those as a rebellion in the national absolutely it has all of the energy of a 1000000000 it has years and years of frustration that it's been pent up because a lot of things that our government has done that have quite frankly negatively impacted the african-american community for generations now is the time that many want to see that type of revolutionary action that causes lasting change and it is interesting because right before we went on the air live to. be released the autopsy results or the family released an independent autopsy results from the georgia border one of the absolutely so in stark contrast to the autopsy that was the out of the results that were originally given they found that the death was by expectation meaning that basically there was a cut off of oxygen and it was rendered due to the fact that the officer had his knee on george floyd's neck well that's interesting because and that's where the real he

sending them all home that argues for an fronsac has been covering those protests all week and tonight protesters organized a vigil for george floyd. you know we are just about 2 blocks north from the white house here and k. and 16 that you could see behind me there. there are thousands of protesters from all walks of life you have black lives matter you have white people brown people you know all of them in the name of peaceful protesting now moments ago the video to show you it was a silent vigil that they actually held here in the middle of the street where everyone that you see behind me actually took a knee for 8 minutes for george floyd in representation to the number of minutes that the officer had his knee on his neck take a look here. now as of monday the protests were a little bit different going into tuesday because you had quote trumps photo op at st john's church immediately following those protests yesterday where tear gas was actually used in it was ordered by attorney general bill barr in order to disperse protesters so donald trump could make his way to st john's churc

officers in america says it was a mistake adding i should not have been there correspondent for and fronsac is going to be along in just a little bit with more on this developing story while on the subject of apologies here's an interesting story we need to bring you the new york times is acknowledging that the people of bolivia all but had their election stolen from them the times now writes that so-called election fraud. fraud in bolivia that was used as an excuse or a pretense to remove a democratically elected president that fraud accusation they say it was a lie. think about what i just said so even morello's was elected. airlie it seems and democratically within less than 48 hours after he was elected the european union the organization of american states and the united states state department declared his election fraudulent which fomented a coup causing the elected president to leave the country only to be replaced by a new president one that is more to the liking of washington and the oas and the e.u. so shouldn't surprise anyone that this type of foreign election meddling took pla

and making a bold move just steps away from the white house and that is where we can find ferret fronsac she is out there with more on this affair and what's going on there . so manila after covering protests earlier this week it's a much different feeling today today it's almost like a block party you have in front of that instrument or the famous plane trying to turn you have a cruise with large speakers playing music people selling t. shirts food vendors still people here in front of the white house holding up their signs but it's more of like a family event today which is kind of crazy because in the wake of this fun festivities going on here you have. who is actually calling against calling for him to remove the police from the streets also repainting 16th street with black lives matter in those letters and also 3 maybe in the street actually 2 black lives matter that now here is actually a video from south of twitter earlier showing through the early friday morning putting the finishing touches on the black lives matter of year old that stretches for almost 2 blocks those blocks le

accessible than it ever has been but folks this is been coming for quite some time here is fair and fronsac . the white house is another great example of this conflict between what is the nation going to in 7091 a new united states dreamed of building enormous palace for the head of its executive branch of course that didn't get built for a number of reasons one it was very expensive and seems to some people might jefferson that it was just way too elaborate a way too much like a palace for a king and then secretary of state thomas jefferson argued that the home of the president should be modest and it should symbolize a virtuous democratic republican nation that one building is the symbol to the world of american freedom and democracy it's been home to every president since john adams 1st moved in back in 1900 as it was being built of people around the globe with that building me these are people that will never come to our country certainly never visit the white house most of the morning even made in america but they know what that house means the white house the people's house a living m

that they plan on staying out well past that curfew reporting in front of the white house ferrin fronsac r.t. . right meanwhile george boyd brother terence floyd spoke to a crowd of protesters as well listen. all knocked over a wall and. of all knocked over a. wall went up off. the farm out on were that's not marker no order oh. we're holding our own. well our goal would go but we're not a firm. because. all right a statement comes as many apple dozens of people arrested after nights of on the arrest many businesses vandalized and now the national guard moving in to force a curfew there's actually banks reporting from minneapolis. i am here in the exact spot where george floyd was killed by many awful police officer derek exactly a week ago today. we all saw the video and we all know that he knew exactly what he was doing we all know that this was a conscious decision. 9 minutes of video watching him standing around with a guy. i mean. i don't see a way out other than charging. 70 people here that are a living flowers they're leaving stuffed animals and messages for full weight for those

officer now for more on the new developments coming out of washington let's go to our to scare and fronsac who's standing by outside of the white house what's the latest. for it's a middle of we are right in front of the st john's church where yesterday there was that controversial photo op that donald trump president on the trump took yesterday but before we get to that we have an update now we have the protesters about to move over. to more of the left side outside of the white house because there has been a national guard presence more over in the corner now lafayette park which is directly in front of the white house actually has now been taken over by federal authorities and it was just announced that arlington county actually pulled their officers actually from patrols who were actually here helping federal state and local police so the spokesman for arlington county said that they were not happy with having to use tear gas and flash bangs to move the crowds back monday as donald trump made his way to st john's church to take a picture here or as browsers said that they actually neve

along with defunding the police and from the white house for the news of rick sanchez i'm fair and fronsac fair and just to be clear maybe as well to be fair the democrats just put out their plan for policing and nowhere on there doesn't mention anything about defunding police right. exactly you know yeah and actually i got speaker i nancy pelosi and chuck schumer they were asked about this totally dodged the question all right just thought that was important to the story thank you for and appreciate it. and this is the news of rick sanchez and you're watching our special coverage we welcome all of you around the world including those all on portable d.v.d. . join me every 1st week on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics or business i'm showbiz most i'll see of that. a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation community. are you going the right way. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the death. or inmate in the shallow. you know there is some extremely pro

week as well with those house house lawmakers returning next week for a vote manana right there and fronsac there thank you so much. meantime china has locked down 10 more neighborhoods in beijing following a new corona virus outbreak beijing's hospital began math testing thousands of people after china confirmed 49 new cases traced to a wholesale market the market was shut down along with several other markets in the area and neighborhood school. now strict quarantine measures are in place across the district of hi done. and over to brazil where the largest cemetery in latin america palos foremost is digging up hundreds of graves to make room for more coronavirus victims brazil has recorded more than 43000 deaths to cope and 19 and is now the 2nd most country with the most confirmed cases now topping 867000 more than 5000 people have died in the city of san paulo alone since the beginning of this pandemic. all right switching gears over to regina ham at the sport h q b supercross season is entering its final stretch believe it or not and one rider was facing more of an uphill battle than o

week hopefully to vote on their bill coming out this week reporting in front of the capitol fair and fronsac party. and over now to new york city where the police commissioner announced the city's crime unit comprised of $600.00 plainclothes police officers will be disbanded instead those officers will be moved to more community policing they say this major shift is a result of ongoing protests putting pressure on police officers treatment for of mainly black and hispanic suspects meantime nationwide protests continue today and in some areas there escalating into bylane confrontations trinity charges reports increasing demand for action in the wake of george floyd's doesn't want coast to coast are heeding calls for change still of growing divide between law enforcement and communities around the country and atlanta thousands came out in droves demanding an end to police brutality and changes to the state's criminal justice system. this following the death of 27 year old brooks a black man who was shot and killed by a white officer following a confrontation outside this wendy's which is what

that monument down and also putting it in a museum as well reporting outside the capitol there and fronsac. and german fin tech company wire card is under fire today and some $2100000000.00 u.s. dollars seem to have vanished from the company's books for those here in the u.s. wire card is similar to the popular vento app which users can transfer funds back and forth or comparable to twitter founder jack dorsey square used to process vendor sales now wire cards users in the u.k. found their accounts frozen unable to access their money and now the financial conduct authority is jumping in so here to fill us in on all the details host of news with rick sanchez rick sanchez all right rick what is going on over there in the u k. well know this is germany that we're talking about germany is a disaster right now germany is a financial disaster let me take you through some of these companies and i'm you've done these stories i know you have. a bank disaster. we did the story last week disaster volkswagen. literally at the barest went all over the world with what they tried to pull off and now wire

will take out the statue down in the city of boston for now reporting outside the capital fair and fronsac party. and seattle's so-called chop occupied zone broke into chaos after crew members arrived with heavy operating equipment to take down as the crew members were kicked down the trying to carry out demonstrators resisted forcing the construction crew to stop working many demonstrators even laid on top of some of the makeshift structures as a sign that they will refuse to leave and in related news over in kentucky one person was shot dead during a protest there for the officer related killing of briana taylor louisville metro police said officers received reports of shots being fired at the jefferson square park sunday night during demonstrations. a car explodes and mortar shells are fired at a civilian market in afghanistan's helmand province killing $23.00 people goes among the dead are many children and many more injured survivors of that attack with the rush to the stand in hospital as of now the taleban and the afghan army are both blaming one another for the attack the army also

airline has been banned by the european union following a pilot cheating exam scandal is fair and fronsac is here to break it all down for us so what exactly is going on here so mentally i don't know what's worse getting banned or finding out why pakistan international airlines was banned by the european union for 6 months now the state run airline had not been flying because of the coronavirus but it was hoping to resume its flights to copenhagen paris barcelona and milan in the next couple of months however an investigation into the may 22nd crash of pakistan's air bus a 32320 that killed 97 people uncovered damaging news about the airlines pilots by the civil aviation authority listen here. $262.00 out of $860.00 which is 30 percent of our pilots have dubious licenses were fake degree they did not pass through proper exams some of them even did not appear themselves in the exams and don't have proper flying experience now pakistan has since fired 5 airline officials of the regulatory agency and criminal charges they are being considered right now but the european union aviation safety