"jungle" jack hanna has announced he's retiring.s with jack and his furry friends. >>> the bombshell revelation about that climactic ending. the now-iconic cut to black that's fueled pure speculation about the fate of tony soprano for the past 13 years. >> what creator david chase has just said. that's ahead in "the skinny." it's friday, june 12th. >>> we're still talking about it. >> i was going to say, i know it's been 13 years, but we should warn it's a spoiler alert. because i've yet to make it to watch the show. >> too late. >> i went ahead and i was like, man. >> there's a period, a window, you have to watch something. it's been 13 years. so you can't -- >> i thought the cutoff was -- >> no. >> there's no statute of limitations? not 20 years? >> nope. we'll talk about tony soprano in a few moments. >>> we'll get right to those protesters in seattle taking over a neighborhood and driving out the police. >> the scene now looks a lot like a festival, following violent clashes stemming from the death of george floyd. officials the

justice department and the white house are taking legal action to block it mike hanna reports from washington. the democrat controlled house of representatives impeach president trump for his dealings with ukraine ruling that he'd withheld aid to leverage information about his political opponent joe biden john bolton refused an invitation to testify before the house but now alleges that this action was typical of president trump's dealing with a number of countries and he criticizes the house for limiting its investigation to use crain had they taken the time to inquire more systematically about trump's behavior crosses entire foreign policy john bolton writes the impeachment outcome would have been different in published excerpts from his book bolton alleges that president trump sort favors from foreign leaders like the one turkey and in particular president xi of china bolton recounts president trump's conversation when he met the chinese president in a soccer on the 29th of june last year trump then stunningly turned the conversation to the coming u.s. presidential election alluding to chi

justice department and the white house are taking legal action to try and block it mike hanna has more from washington d.c. . the democrat controlled house of representatives impeach president trump for his dealings with ukraine ruling that he'd withheld aid to leverage information about his political opponent joe biden john bolton refused an invitation to testify before the house but now alleges that this action was typical of president trump's dealing with a number of countries and he criticizes the house for limiting its investigation to use crain had they taken the time to inquire more systematically about trump's behavior crosses entire foreign policy john bolton writes the impeachment outcome would have been different in published excerpts from his book bolton alleges that president trump sort favors from foreign leaders like the one of turkey and in particular president xi of china bolton recounts president trump's conversation when he met the chinese president in a soccer on the 29th of june last year trump then stunningly turned the conversation to the coming u.s. presidential

response from trump on twitter we'll bring in our guests in a moment but 1st this report from mike hanna in washington d.c. . jubilant crowds gathered outside the u.s. supreme court many here also called 3 ms the children of undocumented immigrants should have the right to residence for the foreseeable future between 7 and 800000 people. by the supreme court decision. since i was 15 and 16 years old. it's allowed me to go to call a to tell me to get a full time job. that could have all been stripped away. had the court decided differently joining the celebrations was the senate minority leader chuck schumer this is just the beginning you are going to become american citizens and great american citizens. there was a vastly different reaction from a disgruntled president who lashed out on twitter do you get the impression that the supreme court doesn't like me he was playing to plea these horrible and politically charged decisions coming out of the supreme court or shotgun blast in the face of people that are proud to call themselves republicans or conservatives he continued we need more j

to a church on monday caused a whole lot of controversy to say the least more on that now from mike hanna in washington. a peaceful protest outside the white house has dispersed forcibly. gas rubber coated steel bullets and stun grenades so used to force the demonstrators further away. a few minutes later the reason becomes clear in a display of pure political theater the president and former reality star walks out of the white house across pennsylvania avenue and through lafayette park which had been surrounded by protesters during the day he arrives at the sin john's episcopal church which had been damaged in overnight and wrist holding a bible the president tells reporters we have a great country he did not enter the church to inspect the internal damage but instead beckoned to some of those who'd walked with him to join him in front of the cameras. i imposed a curfew at 7 pm tweeted the district's mayor a full 25 minutes before the curfew and without provocation federal police used munitions on peaceful protesters outside the white house an act that will make the job of the d.c. polic

mike hanna is live for us in washington d.c. we're heard michael pay oh they're saying announcing to american allies that their people could be next but why do you think donald trump is making these announcements and ramping up the pressure now. well this has been brewing for a long period of time in particular a very harsh critique of the i c c but as you heard there from the secretary of state the i.c.c. intent on going ahead with this investigation and certainly the trumpet ministration reacting angrily to it the very fact that senior cabinet members are paraded before the media the secretary of state the national security adviser the secretary of defense along with the attorney general all spoke to journalists in the course of announcing the executive order that had been signed by donald trump so certainly it does appear to be a display off american dissatisfaction with the i.c.c. but this is something that has been brewing as i said for a long period of time particularly under the trump administration while exactly mean we'

mike hanna al-jazeera washington. and other world news the un recognized government in libya is denouncing egyptian threats of military intervention president. warned see gyptian army could be sent in if g.n.a.t. forces advance on these are t.j. clee important city of sirte and warlord hadi for have to train every force from misrata. after a 14 month military campaign orders khalifa haftar has failed to take control of the libyan capital the battle for tripoli has exposed how deeply involved in the actors are in libya. have to has been backed by the u.a.e. russia and egypt while cherokee has given its support to the internationally recognized government or g.n.a.t. signing military and maritime agreements in november that proved to be a game changer. the g.n.a.t. has since retaken control of western libya and are now position to the west of sirte they say they will not negotiate with how to serve and want his forces to retreat from central libya. tricky agrees g.n.a.t. thinks and we support this idea that everybody sh

let's discuss this now without zero's mike hanna who is live for us in washington d.c. there's been quite a few rory about the president's tweet what about the reaction from his own party has there been any. well indeed there has for a change normally when president trump puts out controversial tweets republicans to a person insist either that they haven't read it or it's just the president being the prince or president or some other such excuse now we did hear that from a number of republican leaders including marco rubio a very prominent senator and pat roberts however for the 1st time some other senators broke their silence including john thune who's the number 2 republican in the senate who says accusations that are baseless should not be made and this is one of them we heard from isa mccuskey from maine from alaska that is who said that this is just absolutely shocking a sentiment shared by mitt romney from utah so certainly this is the 1st time we've seen some kind of response among a number of republican senators some individuals before have expressed disquiet ab

been fighting after it failed to block a tell all memoir but a former national security advisor mike hanna reports from washington d.c. . from bolton was president trump's 3rd national security adviser and had a front row seat to some of the administration's most sensitive then perhaps controversial decisions now he's set to release a book about what he witnessed and it's not good reading for the white house that's why it tried to stop the book's publication but a federal judge has now ruled that while bolton had gambled with national security the administration had not shown how it would suffer harm if the publication of the book went ahead and he refused to grant an emergency injunction the phrase used by the judge was the horse is out of the barn he also indicated the administration may have had greater success if it had brought the injunction at the time that john bolton allegedly walked away from the review process and before the widespread publication of quotations from the book it's been a rocky few days for the attorney general william barr and his justice department. late friday h

flag becomes a reality mike hanna al-jazeera washington. level manager yogen cop says he has a sights set on more trophies after they won their 1st english league title and 30 is the wellings reports on how clark turned things around for the club. hard working in africa vasant record breaking english champions liverpool are the same that reflect the unique personality of their creator yet can clear. cut become famous for his work up to receive don't win but the path to glory started in minds like so many great managers cop was a modest player spending the ninety's with minds as a defender in the 2nd tier of the german bundesliga but he was always capable of something special. the fans still love him and remain proud that he's the 1st manager's job is a man's no 419 years ago the cubs president says klopp will always have a special bond with them. he's always said he wants to return to mines whenever that is it's the center of his life so he spent time here as a player and more or less at the foundation for his career as a coach the connecti

ministrations argument that gay and transgender workers shouldn't be protected under federal law mike hanna reports from washington d.c. . crowds gathered outside the u.s. supreme court many here are so-called dreamers the children of undocumented immigrants. assured of the right to residence for the foreseeable future between 7 and 800000 people are affected by the supreme court decision and dark eyes since i was 15 and 16 years old and it's allowed me to go to college and see i mean to get a full time job and that could have all been stripped away had the corner decided differently or joining the celebrations was the senate minority leader chuck schumer this is just the beginning you are going to become american citizens and great american citizens. there was a vastly different reaction from a disgruntled president who lashed out on twitter do you get the impression that the supreme court doesn't like me he asked plaintively these horrible and politically charged decisions coming out of the supreme court or shotgun blast in the face of people that are proud to call themselves republicans

nearly striking other people no one was seriously injured rob reynolds al-jazeera los angeles now mike hanna in washington reporting on protests and moves to crackdown on fall left group my god protesters once again gathered in the vicinity of the white house kept the distance away by live the police and secret service officers was invoking the name of the man whose day that sparked these nationwide protests here are was the president chose to assign responsibility for the violence that broke out in the past 24 hours singling out the predominantly left wing anti fascist movement known as anti. the united states he tweeted will be designated as a terrorist organization the problem is that there is no u.s. law that would allow a group to be designated in this way and the american civil liberties union was quick to point out that any attempt to do so would raise concerns about the constitutional right to free speech adding that a terrorist is an inherently political label that is easily abused and misused the attorney general subsequently clarified that the joint terrorism task force would inve

a white house which practices in john bolton's words obstruction of justice as a way of life mike hanna al-jazeera washington or joel rubin as a former u.s. deputy assistant secretary of state down the president of washington strategy group he says it's yet another example of the president using his office for personal gain. well these revelations are damning and it clearly shows the president trump sold us out for his own personal political gain he made requests of china for example about their requesting that they interfere in our democratic elections to help him win in order for him to to safely stay in the presidency asking for a foreign power help one be the american president is deeply problematic and that is why he got impeached so these are damning revelations they're not surprising for those of us who have been arguing for years that donald trump is corrupting the presidency and it is disappointing that john bolton is only putting these on the book now president having taken a principled stand when he could have done something about it and that's what the president's men do and

protesters walking past the lincoln memorial for a mind of a better and possibly kind it time mike hanna al-jazeera washington live in washington so kimberly there seems to be a growing debate as to whether mr trump can or cannot unilaterally deploy the military. indeed and the u.s. president was navigating some sort of narrow ground with regard to which law he was invoking in order to do that but there's no question that the reaction to the president putting soldiers on the streets of washington d.c. has not been well received by the city's mayor in fact she called it an inappropriate use of the military growing number of washington d.c. politicians saying they are appalled that the president intervened and they say they're angry and believe that washington d.c. could handle its own business but the argument from this president is that clearly you couldn't because for 3 days a consecutive there was rioting there was looting and there are now boarded up buildings in fact the u.s. president congratulating himself on twitter for the fact that last night was the 1st night where it was relat

politan must pay a very big price for what he's done well let's get more on this from mike hanna who's in washington d.c. mike the white house is clearly not very pleased about this. not at all but certainly the judge making very clear in his judgment that john bolton himself is not excluded from any major criticism he said that bolton gambled with national security and has open themselves to criminal and possible civil investigation as a result of the book but the basis to the judge's decision was that the horses left the barn he said elements of the book had been made so widely public that the administration was unable to show it would have any harm it served to it the public would not have any harm and therefore publication of the book will go ahead in a few days time you mention those initial tweets from president well he's working him self up into a lather and now he is tweeting big court wouldn't against bolton obviously with the book already given out he says and leaked to many people in the media nothing but highly respected judge could have done about stopping it but a strong

mike hanna al-jazeera washington. and finally john hendren now with the latest from the epicenter of the protest movement in minneapolis. this all began with a peaceful protest as hundreds of protesters filled highway 35 here in the middle of minneapolis then lines of police form and they chased the protesters off and now they've marked a line across here what we don't know is whether they will continue to push forward when they do they fire that tear gas and those rubber bullets and send protesters running. but. these are been aggressive measures and they're trying to clear the streets it was successful one night earlier in the police are hoping that you would again tonight that we're all here because we witnessed something truly disgusting happening was and i'm sure you're fighting for justice and when i go home it's really sad to watch the news then i cry and i get really upset about everything that's going on right now in the world this is are being burned down they have assurances so really doesn't mean that the

book and he said bolton must pay a very big price for what he's done on let's get more now from mike hanna who's in washington d.c. mike the president has been getting even more vocal about all this talk us through as well the judges reading. indeed yes well the basis of the judge's ruling was quite simple he said the horse had left the bomb he's referring to the fact that contents of bolton spoke of being widely published in the u.s. media in recent days but judge in his decision finding that the government had not proved that release of the book would harm it the public would not be harmed basically he's arguing that the book is already out there and therefore there's no need for an emergency injunction but the judge as well was highly critical of john bolton saying his summation that bolton had gambled with national security and had opened himself to civil and possibly criminal proceedings so the judge is very very strong on bolton but despite all of this the book is out there in a few days time the public can read in full the allegations made by john bolton against the presidency but p

mike hanna with the latest from washington d.c. mike thank you and we're going to have more coronavirus news short being clued ng days after iraq started easing restrictions warnings that cope at 19 is threatening to overwhelm the health system plus. the show must go on the bottom without government help it could be the final curtain and for many u.k. theaters. hello there are still some pretty cloudy skies across the southeast of australia down across in tasmania and notice a swell of crowd here this is bringing some rain showers into the north island of new zealand some breezy conditions those day into towns mania with a few more showers wanted to lightly scott achiles across areas of new south wales but mostly dry if cloudy but the rain showers pushing into the far west of western australian study through friday if you will on the way the next front pushes in so cloudy skies showers a high of 21 for you in path and very cloudy across the southeast of australia and still will see the showers into northern areas of the north islan

and the courts fast ruling on abortion since president trump appointed 2 conservative justices mike hanna is in washington d.c. and he explains the significance of this ruling. well it has a massive impact on a centrally the louisiana law made ensure that doctors would have to have visiting rights to a local hospital in effect what it meant is that all the clinics that were helping women would have to shut down in effect it would then undercut the decades long right of women to choose which is entrenched in u.s. constitutional law so this has basically thrown that out of court it has preserved the basis of the woman's right to choose within law now that a number of significant matters about this firstly that the swing vote it was a 54 decision was made by the chief justice john roberts now very significantly 4 years ago there was a virtually identical case before the supreme court roberts voted in favor of that case in other words that a physician should have visitation rights he reversed his decision in this case giving that pliable majority for one very important reason that he believed

as mike hanna reporting live from washington mike many thanks. donald trump has signed an executive order as a reformed policing following the death of george floyd in custody it aims to stop bad officers being able to move jobs and to restrict the use of neck holes but the president rejected calls to defund the police officer as alan fischer reports from the white house. after 2 weeks of being accused of not doing enough on the protests sweeping the country president donald trump gave his blueprint for the way ahead peace and dignity and he quality for all americans in the rose garden of the white house with senior law enforcement figures looking on he signed an executive order which falls far short of the changes demanded by protesters the president wants to ban chokeholds unless the life of an officer is at threat set up a national database to stop but officers bones of your own police departments provide funding for better training including deescalation and provide social work support in certain police cases but he rejected the idea of defun

mike hanna washington a roadside bomb explosion in southern syria has killed at least 9 pro-government fighters the blast struck a bus traveling through the southwestern province of the law the casualties were former rebels who had surrendered to fight alongside government troops no group has claimed responsibility for the attack libya's u.n. recognize government has denounced the egyptian president's threats of military intervention president sisi says his army is ready to step in if libya's genny forces advance on the strategic city of sirte that suff to jenny forces captured significant ground against. over the past month i'm tryna reports from misrata. after a 14 month military campaign orders after has failed to take control of the libyan capital the battle for tripoli has exposed how deeply involved foreign actors are in libya. have to has been backed by the u.a.e. russia and egypt while cherokee has given its support to the internationally recognized government or g.n.a.t. signing military and maritime agreements in november that proved to be a game changer. the g.n.a.t. has sin

some of it aimed at president tom's response to the crisis mike hanna has more from washington. yet another day of demonstrations across the united states motorcyclists leading a march in downtown los angeles and elsewhere in the city a standoff between protesters and national guard troops. in new york a subdued gathering hours after a night of widespread looting the people doing they just taking a great opportunity to spread. our voices to stop killing people and using them for a chaotic. if we can is a passed along and. our goal is to grow. in washington d.c. a new crowd control fences erected near the white house and some newcomers to the demonstration drawn in anger at the brutal dispersal of crowds last evening last night what i saw on the news right there was all the other forces on the on the on the peaceful protesters it was his master i was drawing there watching around. the world a world where a group. of church media gathered on the spot outside st john's church for the president to pose for the cameras with a bible in his hand and good at what they saw as his use of

saw and otherwise of protests al-jazeera as mike hanna is that. not. protesters once again gathered in the vicinity of the white house kept the distance away by lives of police and secret service officers. invoking the name of the man whose day that sparked these nationwide protests here are 5 and the president chose to assign responsibility for the violence that broke out in the past 24 hours singling out the predominantly left wing anti-fascist movement known as anti. the united states he tweeted will be designated as a terrorist organization and the american civil liberties union was quick to point out that any attempt to do so would raise concerns about the constitutional right to free speech adding that the terrorist is an inherently political label that is easily abused and misused the attorney general subsequently clarified that the joint terrorism task force would investigate the violence focusing on whether any group including active was responsible. and washington's mayor called on the president to temper the tone of his tweets i think that t

justice department and the white house are taking legal action to try and block it mike hanna has more from washington d.c. . the democrat controlled.

is doing john bolton doesn't come out of this covered in glory either because you remember as mike hanna said he was asked to give evidence to congress when it was going through the impeachment hearings he said it's up to a judge to decide if i have to do that he knew all of these things were going on he says in the boot there were other things that could have led to impeachment as well but he didn't step forward at that time and see anything to anyone instead he kept his own counsel and decided to accept the deal somewhere in the region of $2000000.00 and published his book by the time all right alan fisher i have in the white house alan thank you. so rockets whole turkey to pull its troops out of the north and to stop bombing this weekend or deploy ground forces to iraq and carried out air strikes turkey was targeting kurdish separatists and a serious escalation of its decades long conflict with the p k k baghdad said it was a violation of its sovereignty let's bring in someone a fault and now from baghdad someone what is the latest on on the ground this ground operation by the by the

in the overnight curfew would also be imposed from 11 pm let's talk to mike hanna who joins us live now from the mike let's talk 1st about president trump tweeting earlier about designating on t.v. for the fall left radical far right radical group as a terrorist organization but can he do this because there's no domestic statute that would allow for that. indeed yes he actually cannot do that there is no law providing for such an action to be taken the american civil liberties union was very quick to respond saying that even if the administration tried to do this despite the fact that there's no legal avenue to do so it would gray's great concerns about the 1st amendment about freedom of speech the a.c.l.u. also described this said the use of the word terrorism was an inherently political act and exposed the ability to abuse and misuse this particular turn so certainly there has been reaction to that incidentally a little bit later the attorney general william tempted to walk back the statement a little bit he made no reference to this news conference to designating any movement as a te

cleared peaceful protesters near the white house so that mr trump could walk to a nearby church mike hanna begins our coverage. of a peaceful protest outside the white house has dispersed forcibly. tear gas rubber coated steel bullets sense down grenades are used to force the demonstrators further away a few minutes later the reason becomes clear in a display of pure political theater the president and former reality star walks out of the white house across pennsylvania avenue and through a park which had been surrounded by protesters during the day he arrived at the same john's episcopal church which had been damaged in overnight and rest holding a bible the president tells reporters we have a great country he did not enter the church to inspect the internal damage but instead beckoned to some of those who'd walked with him to join him in front of the cameras. i imposed a curfew at 7 pm tweeted the district's mayor a full 25 minutes before the curfew and without provocation federal police used munitions on peaceful protesters outside the white house an act that will make the job of the d.

mike hanna washington refines a former u.s. associate deputy attorney general he's joining us live by skype from washington d.c. as always bruce good to have you on the show thank you very much indeed i'm just seeing on the wires at the moment that the u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi says the firing of the u.s. prosecutor brahman cannot be explained by cause and suggests base and proper motives now if that is the case why are there any circumstances under which this firing would not be driven by political interests. well the president is entitled to have his own team mr berman actually was appointed by judges pursuant to a statute called the vacancies act that in my judgment itself is constitutionally irregular because someone who's important in forcing the laws ordinarily has to be confirmed by the senate and nominated by the president. but putting and that's why i think mr trump clearly was wrong when he suggested that if firing was by mr barr the tourney general has no authority under the constitution to fire a u.s. attorney

curfew some are still on the march on this night in this part of the city the police stay away mike hanna al jazeera washington well we've been speaking to protesters across the country here's how they explain the emotion of asians and just what they hope to achieve here. i've been told since i was a child you know years like the police you know you always you know so respect to others but at the same time what we're saying is you know we can lead to nothing and we're still going to be killed for it so i just i need to come out here and i'm a voice heard in the be part of the movement the police have gone away with a lot of action and because there's never any justice or there's never any punishment they get given desk duty maybe. that's what's causing this that's what's happened for the last several decades that they don't see punishment so there's no reason for them to stop if we truly do have good cops we need in the stand up we need them the come out and say we're not we're not for this american people not only just the black community but americans are tired of everything that's gone

and talk to mike hanna president tweeting earlier about designating on t.v. that's the far left radical group is a terrorist organization but can he do this because there's no domestic statute that allows for. indeed no he cannot to declare it a terrorist organization as you say it cannot be applied to a domestic. faction also very difficult to define and as an organization as such it's more like an umbrella which covers a number of allied forces who are basically as the name suggests fascist this was also explained by the attorney general bill barr the made very clear that this was not going to happen in the terms of what president trans tweet was however what the attorney general was doing was directing the joint terrorism task force to investigate the violence that occurred during the protests and in that investigation elements of $24.00 would be investigated as well but the president simply cannot declare the body. as a terrorist organization meanwhile we're hearing that there are more protests near near the white house so we are less on the police so the

very dark light indeed on the activities of president trump in the white house out of there as mike hanna reporting live from washington mike many thanks indeed and in the last few minutes the president has hit back at his presidential rival joe biden tweeting that joe biden was a total failure in government he quote bungled everything that he touched or both he also claims that trump told china's leaders that beijing's mass internments of other ethnic minorities was. exactly the right thing to do this is despite trump publicly condemning the vast attentions earlier on wednesday trump signed into law an act that all that arises sanctions for chinese officials involved trump says he regards some provisions in the act as normal binding. the u.s. has welcomed efforts by china and india to talk of the ease tension after fighting on the disputed border in the himalayas 20 indian soldiers died in what's being described as brawling in the got one valley region china hasn't said if there were any casualties on that side of the serious coffee lopez hayam reports. in the remote western himalayas th

the earth day at this place it's a time to celebrate no matter how narrow the court's decision mike hanna al-jazeera washington state ahead on al-jazeera protecting argentina's most vulnerable how the country's backing the latin american trend and controlling the coronavirus and why teachers in mali have joined the growing movement calling for the president to resign. how i we've got some dry weather pushing into western europe as we go on through the next couple of days at the moment still have a lot of shabby rain around for the british isles pushing down into those central areas and over towards the east in fact parts of the u.k. have already had more than the june average and it's only the 19th of the month so that dry weather will be a welcome down into the southeast this is rumania we see some very heavy thunder showers here this poor chap needed rescuing from his style as a result of the flooding that we've seen across parts of roumania which stretches the back across hungary right into the heart of your further show as his we go through the next couple days this is size of some dr

protesters walking past the lincoln memorial to remind of a better and possibly kind it time mike hanna al-jazeera washington meanwhile a private autopsy report offers new evidence against the officers who arrested george floyd the document describes his death as murder john hendren has more. george floyd tried to tell police he was struggling for air to breathe in a private autopsy requested by floyd's family doctors concluded that was what caused his death the cause of death in my opinion is as fixed due to compression of the neck. as he lay on the street the official hennepin county coroner's report says floyd died of a heart attack brought on by head and neck compression but it found no evidence that he died of strangulation and said his coronary artery disease and hypertension were contributing factors the private autopsy contradicts that saying all 3 officers who knelt on floyd contributed to a death it calls murder the autopsy shows that mr floyd had no underlying medical problem that caused or contributed to his death that has demonstrators on the street questioning authority yo

there was no assertion that the information we had was a hoax ok for more let's cross live to mike hanna in washington d.c. so the democrats are saying they haven't got enough information what's their next step. well there's absolute fury among the democrats were briefed in the white house in the course of the day the chair of the house intelligence committee saying that the wrong people were in the room they want to the briefing from intelligence chiefs not from president trump's political appointees who were the one who gave the briefing well it's already very clear that the democrats are going to be pushing further on this they are demanding to have a full briefing from the country's intelligence chiefs the only interruption in all of this is the july the 4th holiday weekend and it's only after that that congress gets back and gets working but certainly democrats making very very clear that they are not going to let the matter rest here they have a number of questions they are asking whether president trump had any knowledge of this they see the white house's defense says purely seman

flag becomes a reality mike hanna al-jazeera washington.and president trump has signed an executive order to protect u.s. monuments sat softer protesters in recent weeks tongass touches of confederate leaders who fought to preserve slavery during the civil war many have been removed in recent weeks by protests or city and state officials they order a call so anyone who vandalizes or destroy such is all monuments to be prosecuted. the value of lebanon's currency the mirror has hit new knolls countries in the grip of an economic crisis that's left nearly half its population in poverty then a heart of reports from beirut. licensed exchange shops are only selling dollars to a selected few among them or people who need to pay a foreign worker or buy an airline ticket it's a 1st for lebanon where the foreign currency has long been used in transactions but the country has run out of dollars due to a deep economic crisis that has led to the collapse of the local currency attempts by the central bank to stabilize the rate including launching an elec

is not even designated as a terrorist organization mike hanna live for us in washington thank you. a truck was driven into protesters in minnesota the tanker was traveling along a closed highway near downtown minneapolis where demonstrations were happening over the killing of george floyd this is where it all began so we will the crowd move out of the way there are no reports of any injuries but still really dramatic picture to see john hendren and i'd like to address what many of you saw within the last hour a horrifying image on our television a semi truck illegally entering the closed freeways appears to be with a flammable or talked exceptions driving nearly full force into a crowd of thousands of peaceful protesters i've been briefed at this point time the driver was taken to hennepin county medical center with injuries sustained being pulled from the vehicle to mr hanken father a brother at believe that the driver was arrested we do not have any confirmed cases of injury ok our john hendren is in minneapolis where all of these protests started john as the pattern seems to be