yes, the homestead came later.t this was the area where they attempted to create the state of franklin early on. and, yes, andrew johnson is buried with the american flag. his obituaries say that the constitution was resting under his hand instead of his head. i don't know if that's a trick, the slight of sound that changed over the years. but family always regretted that he had been buried with his original copy of the constitution that had his writings on it. >> i think we told this story, but eliza and andrew make a love match. >> absolutely. >> and it was 50 years -- >> they were married 48 years. there was a tremendous love match. someone once said that they were the same mind and same soul. >> even though completely different. >> exactly. >> even though completely different. >> he could be vehement. he was a fighter. but the one person that he leaned on completely was this frail little woman. >> and i am looking for it not successfully here, but somewhere on facebook someone asked, what would eliza johnson wi

and we did the homestead act, white homesteaders were given millions of acres of land, which was the0% of the people from that-- of the wealth in that area can actually be traced to the homestead act, which explicitly did not include black people. federal housing administration in the new deal explicitly said you cannot loan these low-cost loanses that were intended so that white people could gain equity, you cannot give them to black people. this is the most progressive piece of legislation that may have ever happened on the soil of america, explicitly excluded black people. the g.i. bill in long island, when everybody was buying into levittown, explicitly excluded blacks. until we address that, there is-- there's-- equality won't come. i think you have to-- that, to me, feels like the root. >> stephen: i think that is the root. i think if i would only add to that is that i think one of the reasons why this is a catalytic moment is because of all the work done by black organizers over the last five or six years, specifically black lives matter, who four years ago in the election was

they lived here through the 1830s and 1840s until he traded this home for a later homestead in 1851.s here they start their family and they eventually have five children all together. as johnson works in the tailer shop, he has a knack for debate, he becomes interested in politics. eliza supports him as he first becomes an alderman of the town and then a mayor. and perhaps even though eliza had married a tailer and that was all she was expecting from life, perhaps she did some entertaining in this room as he started his political journey. this likely would have been the kitchen or eating area of the home. andrew and eliza did purchase their first slaves while they lived in this house. they bought dolly in 1842 and a few days later also purchased her half brother sam. they would have helped eliza with chores raising the children, cutting the firewood and cooking the meals. this is the house where they got their start. this is where they put their roots down in the community. this is where he had a thriving business as a tailor. this is where they first entertained as he started into p

. >> welcome back to homestead, miami. >> reporter: it had all the speed, top drivers and that sound -- 1,000 service members and first responders at the dixie 400 but conspicuously absent the confederate flag in a statement earlier this unique nascar saying its presence runs krae kroe contrary to our commitment o providing a welcoming and inclusive environment for all fans supporters and critics credit 26-year-old driver bubba wallace. >> we want change. it starts with us. >> reporter: wallace, the only black fulltime driver led the campaign donning a shirt saying "i can't breathe." his car getting a new paint job last week reading black lives matter for black fans, it's a welcome long overdue change. >> the first time going to nascar, i have to admit, when you first see all of those confederate flags, i was immediately feeling unwanted. >> i love nascar more than i love the confederate flag i'm not going anywhere. >> reporter: many fellow drivers lined up to support wallace on social media. >> to make real change. >> reporter: but days later one driver on nascar's secondary circuit

the homesteading program. which is based on the following. the government of canada gave those who wanted to volunteers 'd free land absolutely free couple of horses a cow poultry my father while the interior of her home setting and we moved. north in manitoba to a place called near swan lake and we have plenty of food in the day my father and his friends and relatives built a house we were there we started going to school there walking about 6 miles to a country school but there was no money no money no money was exchanged my mother made milk with the help of myself where churning i remember my childhood i was churning milk up and down. no one knows what a churn is and still no money were exchanged were my dad or only god who had all the potatoes vegetables chickens everything to eggs and milk. all the food we needed. 1939 the beginning of world war 2 canada interest the war alongside great britain the hardships of the great depression and the challenges of world war 2 speed up the process of industrializatio

>> well, he had about half an acre with the homestead when he owned it there. about two acres with the yard now. but even as the later family lived there, they would buy pieces as it came up for sale, to sort of make a buffer around the property. >> kim alicia writes on facebook, "i visited their first married home in greeneville, tennessee. i was fascinated with the fact that eliza taught andrew to read and write, and was no doubt influential on his politics." >> gregory peek wants to know, do we have any evidence of eliza trying to reform president johnson of his purported drunkenness? now, he told us that one of the sons died of alcoholism. >> that is correct. >> what was the president's relationship with alcohol? >> he didn't -- he was not a drunk. unfortunately, that was -- he got that reputation because when he was assigned for -- inaugurated as vice president, he had i believe it was typhoid fever at that time, and he was pretty down, he was low, he was trying to get himself -- you know, give himself a little bit of energy, and so he had some whiskey on

>> victor, joining us from homestead speedway. i want to go back to nascar. what will they do if fans try to defy the confederate flag ban? >> reporter: nascar is finalizing protocol, but the bottom line is, the confederate flag is banned from all races and events. the next race is next week, and at talladega, up to 5,000 fans are expected. >> victor, thank you. >>> and protesters toppling a controversial statue in new orleans. tore down the statue of john mcdonough, a wealthy slave owner, and it was dumped into thsands kingarin iver.esweinovse demonstrio in the uk, france, and japan. emmanuel macron saying he stands firmly against racism, explaining we must look together at our history. julia macfarlane is in london.e reverberating around the world. massive protests in japan, new zealand, south korea. this is the u.s. embassy there. and multiple cities in france, where protesters are angry at their own police, who only days ago were cleared by a french court in the 2016 death of a black man in their custody. like george floyd, adama traore died after being r

he would drive Ãbhire people to drive him from homestead homestead.sed to think that story was amusing because i thought it would probably be portions of why my family has a tendency to drive for as many hours as they can before stopping to sleep at the side of the road. now of course i think it's amazing because i realized he participated in trying to relieve some of the suffering during a pandemic. it made me reflect on that stickslect on that story much different. both my grandparents purchased or were bartered tracts of land in nebraska and colorado, which became our family wheat farm. this is a picture of my other great-grandfather who was the town dentist. kind of amazing i have this picture. there is my great grandfather melvin and his wife mildred doing what farmers do, inspecting the crops. my father was born in nebraska and in the footnotes version of events went to vienna austria, let my mother who was from japan, they got married in nebraska. here's my mother and her first ever christmas. they got married and had me. here we are on one of

historians look back on it and understand that he had a position on the homestead act. he wanted settlers to be able to settle on land and de the pus not hear that. once again, they just want -- it's the gossip they keeps getting repeated year after year. >> how does the national parks service tell the impeachment story at the site? >> well ... (laughs) we incorporated into the story. it is a major part of it. you try to show all sides and let the public decide for themselves how they feel about it. >> so let's tell a more full story about what led to impeachment. walk us through these steps to tell the story that ultimately led to the house charging him with high crimes and misdemeanors. >> right. i can tell you the senate basically passed an act of congress that said that the president himself could not fire his cabinet members without congress approval. that of course was not constitutional and president johnson said there's no way he was going to do that. that would not be part of it. so when he went ahead and suspended secretary of war stanton, that is when the sen

but peter lee, that was his homestead, a buzz a descendant of the clotilda, and there are some fifth generation descendants that still live in the community. i have met some descendants of poly allen, i've had some descendants of the keeby's. peter lee, cecelia lewis, charles lewis, and the turner's. probably close to 300 descendants, fifth generation that lived in the community today. cudjo lewis was always that iconic person in the community, not only was a mover and shaker but he was the person who made things happen. as a result, even today when decisions are being made, sometimes people say what he would have done. as a result of that these bricks are the original breaks from the descendants of the clotilda, and this was a very done by local sculptor by the name of april livingston. and she volunteered to do this and started a gofundme and raise 5000 dollars to completed. it's a beautiful, i put it right there with queen effort tv as far as the finished product of cudjo lewis. >> this is africatown. again, a community of about 1900 people today. and another little unknown fact i

homestead as he would sleep and wake up and take care people who are ill.used to think that story was amazing because origin so when my family has a tendency to drive as many hours as they can before stopping to sleep on the side of the road. now of course i think it's amazing because i realized he participated in trying to relieve some of the suffering during the past epidemic. that's made me sort of reflect on that story a little bit differently. both of my great grandparents purchased or were bartered on a cliff notes version that led to vienna austria, my mother was from japan they both study opera got married in nebraska. here's my mother and her first ever christmas and they got married and had me. that's a picture of my grandfather looking at it older combine machine. this is a newer machine, photo taken maybe three years ago. one of the biggest differences you might notice is how long the thing is on the front that's the header. the piece that actually cuts the wheat and then send the cut wheat heads to be thrashed and later the grain is separated f

e would like to put her in front of where our homestead was. his is where we grew up. from that block to the next block, there were nothing but homes behind this. over to the left, it is the mobile county health department. ultimately, they bought this property and made it a parking lot. they move these homes to other areas in the city. they said, this is where we are up and where we would like to have it. s. malone attended the university of alabama and that's when george wallace stood in the door and said segregation today, tomorrow and forever. robert kennedy was attorney general and sent in the national guard and of course he stepped out the way, she entered the school and graduated. from stories with the sister, she did not have any difficult times when she was there. and i must say, she was not the first african-american to attend school there, but vivian was the first african-american to raduate. so when she graduated, nobody in alabama would provide her job. o ultimately, she gets a job with the department of justice and washington, d.c. the school did ask her

. >> i think of atlanta and this track here, homestead and we saw where the he won at darlington butw where they were strong. all of these cars were very strong in atlanta and right now we're starting to see them starting to make up a little bit of ground but hamlin has been very, very good since the drop of the green. >> well it was the pass of ryan n newman that won denny back in february. now we're trying to stay on the lead lap against hamlin as we look a little further back. at fourth place. >> chase elliott is about a chicken wings width away from the wall right there. by the way you buy ten, get ten. at any that safely reopened across the united states. on monday, if chase wins, if he gets any closer to the wall, that will be the thickness of a pickle and that's all that i can do with it. he has gone up there so much sooner. >> and that brings up a very good point. you can change them out and how the tires build up air pressure and if you stay down in the bottom and what i mean by that is when you have new tires and go to the bottom you can run faster down there. his teammate

to homestead. as he would sleep and wake up to take care of people who were ill and i used to think that story was amusing because i thought it was probably the origins of why my family has a tendency to drive towards for as many hours as they can before stopping to sleep by the side of the road and now i think it's amazing because i realized that he participated in trying to relieve some of the suffering during the past epidemic. i think that made me reflect on that story alittle differently . both of my great-grandparents , were bartered tracks of land in nebraska and colorado which became our family week farm. this is a picture of my other great-grandfather who was the town dentist. kind of amazing i have his picture, i think it was taken in the 50s and there is my great grandfather melvin and his wife mildred doing what barbers do, inspecting the crops. my father was born innebraska . and in the footnotes version of the event went to vienna austria with my mother who was from japan. they were b

most fans were gone when denny hamlin took home the checkered flag. >> 40th career win at homestead miamiedway. >> that is hamlin's third win of the season. again, the dixie vodka 400. jillian: congrats to him. >> i love it. i know. all right, this is a fox news alert. unrest growing in atlanta after police shoot and kill a man who grabbed an officer's taser. most police training considers that a deadly force denature yow. so did -- deadly force scenario. jillian: lamont johnson said they had a tough decision no matter what. he joins us next. >> put your hands behind your back. >> you're going to get tased! you're going to of get tased! >> [bleep] >> jillian: a fox news alert now, protesters are demanding justice for rayshard brooks, the man who was shot and killed by police in atlanta. as the medical examiner lists his manner of death as homicide. todd: the shooting captured on of camera and happened after brooks grabbed a taser from one of the officers as they tried to arrest him for allegedly driving under the influence. so was this a deadly force scenario? joining us live is former ny

one medical center in homestead reached icu capacity.the there's been a huge jump in the number of covid cases and critically in the percentage of tests coming back positive upwards of 15% recently there. florida businesses remain open but the governor is threatening to pull the plug on establishments that continue to follow social distancing rules. >> if people see a pub or restaurant, you know, if they are operating at 55%, okay give them a warning tell them 50. if you go in and it's just like mayhem, like dance party usa and packed to the rafters, that's just cut and dry and that's not just an innocent mistake. >> true to that treat an orlando area bar near the university of florida has had its liquor license suspended after 13 pay terrell owens and 28 employees tested positive for the virus. similar issues are cropping up all over the country. erica hill has more. >> reporter: good morning. some sobering new records being set in arizona and texas on tuesday. record single day highs for new cases in texas record hospitalization. houst

the track donating 1,000 tickets to homestead air base and the u.s. issued to service members on first-come, first-basis. another first here at the track today nascar ban on confederate flags. it prohibits the rebel symbol from flying in all nascar events and properties, dramatic shift for sport whose early history considered emblems on some events in the south. bubba wallace was instrumental in launching the ban and he circled the track this week in a car with black lives matter, the flag ban could anger race fans and attract new fans and that's the hope and new race in alabama on june 21st, that one will allow 5,000 spectators so everyone here, leland, hope to go put the coronavirus in the rear-view mirror. we have a race here scheduled to start at 3:30 this afternoon. we do have a chance of thunderstorms but things are pretty good right now. leland: green flag goes down, you can see at local fox station. rick, thank you, that does it for gillian and i here, mr. sunday chris wallace himself with ben carson up next. we're. i'm greg, i'm 68 years old.

>> we would like to put it right in front of where our homestead was where we grew up. from that block to the next block, there were nothing but homes behind this. now, over to the left is the mobile county health department. so ultimately they bought this property and made it a parking lot and moved the homes to other areas in the city. okay. but they said this is where we grew up and this is where we would like to have it. miss malone attended the university of alabama and that was when george wallace stood in the door and said segregation today, tomorrow, and forever, robert kennedy attorney general sent in the national guard and stepped out of the way and she entered the school and graduated. from stories with the sisters she did not have any difficult times while she was there. she was not the first african-american to attend school there. vivienne was the first african-american to graduate. so when she graduated, no one in alabama would provide her a job. this upset they had gone to the school. ultimately she gets a job with the department in washington, d.c., and

they said we would like to put it right in front of where our homestead was. this is where we grew up. so from their bloc to the next block, there was nothing but homes behind this. over to the left is the mobile county health department. ultimately, they bought this property and made it a parking lot. they moved these homes to other areas of the city. they said this is where we grew up. this is where we would like to have it. miss malone attended the university of alabama, and that was when george wallace stood at the door and said segregation today, tomorrow, forever. sending in the national guard. he stepped out of the way. she entered the school and graduated. folks stories with the sister. she did not have any difficult time while she was there. she was not the first african american to attend school there. but vivian was the first african american to graduate. when she graduated, no one in alabama would provide her a job. they were upset that she had gone to that school. ultimately, she gets a job with the department of justice and washington d.c.. the s

. >> reporter: sunday's cup race here at homestead-miami speedway is also the first major american sporting 1,000 members of the military and their families will be inside the homestead-miami speedway. well below the venue's capacity for 46,000. according to nascar, guests will be screened before entering the track, required to wear face masks and adhere to social rotoo and also in the stands, one of the sport's newest fans, new orleans saints running back alvin kamara. he fully supports the ban of the confederate flag. he's also a big bubba wallace fan. it looks like this move is broadening the fan base. whit? >> a historic day on the track. victor, thank you so much. we appreciate it. >>> we want to get a check of the weather now. rob marciano in connecticut, sporting the ascot and the vest. ready to tell us about the weather. rob, good morning. >> good morning, whit. it's chilly out this morning across much of the northeast third of the country. sunshine should warm things up quite nicely. let's stay in the northeast with this video and switch gears. a lot of graduates, well, graduating

now nascar will be welcoming fans at homestead in homestead, florida this weekend.uld point out once again dr. fauci expressing concern about protesters and folks mingling so closely together likely we'll see more positive cases coming out of these events. >> all right. erica hill thank you for that report from new york. major league soccer among the pro sports returning soon. the commissioner of that league will join me live to explain how that will work next. plus the president makes a proclamation over the debate of renaming military bases named after many confederate commanders. stand by. treatment at home. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. may cause headache, injection site reactions, back pain, and fatigue. ask your doctor about nuc

nascar has been battling mother nature, the race at homestead miami speedway has been delayed several times because of lightning and weather. they are back racing. denny hamlin won the first stable and they are currently racing in stage two. former golden state warrior jackson a friend of george floyd said now is not the time to restart the nba season. he said it would take all the focus away from where it needs to be. he's calling out nba owners for not doing enough in the fight against racial injustice. >> playing basketball, make them money and take the attention off what we fighting for, what we marching for. it's bigger than all of us of it's bigger than the game. i'm sad we've still got to explain that to people. sad. >> kyrie irving said friday he thinks players should take a stand and not restart the season. set to tip off july 31st in orlando. >>> a sign for hope for the rest of the world, big time rugby back in new zealand with fans. house on hand in the stands for the first time in march. no social distancing and no masks. after a strict lockdown, new zealand has had remark

they'll be at homestead this weekend. tonight, oregon is pulling back from easing restrictions after a record jump. the governor now delaying reopening applications by a week. >> we don't make the time line. the virus makes the time line. >> reporter: in harris county, texas, which includes houston, hospitalization rates are the highest they've ever been. the sharp increase attributed to memorial day gatherings, and protesting according to medical experts. >> people don't know the coronavirus is not gone, and they're treating it like its gone. >> repter: another h ariza.e porting a record number of new cases. % nftions arpele between the age of 2an44 >> what we have is actually a across the country, and each one has their own drivers and their >> reporter: and in missouri, weeks after these massive memorial day pool parties in the ozarks, a second visitor now testing positive. there is a bright spot in new york tonight, once the epicenter of the pandemic. the governor saying the state has the lowest rate of transmission i

rick leventhal, homestead florida rick, thank you. >> yep. jon: all right.ort" coming up in just a moment. oundup. the sure shot wand extends with a protective shield oundup. to target weeds precisely and kill them right down to the root. roundup brand. trusted for over 40 years. an herbal stress reliever ashwagandha, that helps you turn the stressed life... into your best life. stress less and live more. with stressballs. jon: today is flag day, the 243rd anniversary of the adoption of the stars and stripes as the united states of america's flag back in 1777. as we take a look up sixth avenue in manhattan, we see old glory flying, waving in the breeze there. it wasn't until 1916 that june 14th was officially established as flag day. also today, a happy birthday to president trump celebrating with his 74th birthday today. and that's how fox reports on this flag day, sunday, june 14th, 2020. i'm jon scott. thanks for joining us. we'll see you again next week. ♪ ♪ chris: i'm chris wallace. another deadly shooting of a black man by police, this time in atlanta.

he wins the race at homestead.eries is backnd stn the restart in orlando will begin getting tested every other day starting on june 23rd. that's a look at sports. more news after the break. look here, it's your very own all-in-one entertainment experience, xfinity x1. it's the easiest way to watch live tv and all your favorite streaming apps. and now x1 also comes with peacock. ooh la la. this rare bird lets you stream tons of movies, shows, news, sports and more. with x1, it's all at your beck and call. show me "parks and rec." see? the best really did get better! magnificent. xfinity x1 just got even better with peacock premium included for no additional cost. no strings attached. during this covid-19 crisis, san jose's juneteenth celebration went virtual this year. and our very own marcus washington was the emcee. >> good afternoon. good morning. good evening. i don't know where you are, but you all are out there in the world today, and we want to thank you for joining us for the 39th annual juneteenth in the pa

. >> nascar allowed 1,000 fans into the track at homestead.from the field at the very end to capture the checkered flag at the dixie vodka 400. and at the charles schwab open, golf fans in grandstands to watch the action and the end was a nail biter daniel berger makes the putt and does on to win the tour. they'll tee off again next on thursday >>> still to come, janessa's weather forecast is up next. >>> plus, a double dose of spatn. meet the first mother/daughter duo to graduate medical school or don't and be uncomfortably waiting. step up with boost mobile and take in the movie on your new "big screen" lg k51 step up with boost mobile's new upgraded network. stronger signal. faster speeds. more coverage. switch and get 4 lines for $25 per line, per month with unlimited data and 4 free lg k51 phones. step up with boost mobile. per month with unlimited data and 4 free lg k51 phones. stop struggling to clean tough messes with sprays. try clean freak! it has three times the cleaning power to dissolve kitchen grease on contact. it works great on

florida set another daily record for new covid-19 cases, more than 5500, a surge of new cases caused homestead hospital, south of miami, to reach capacity tuesday, and redirect patients to other hospitals. in arizona, i.c.u. bed were nearly 90% full, and the number of covid patients on ventilators hit a record high. phoenix doctor murtaza akhter said the state needs to reconsider new stay-at-home orders. >> in the last week and a half i've had zero negative covid tests, which i know sounds crazy, but everybody i test is positive. i think there are a lot of people who are transmitting the disease. >> reporter: do you feel that it's time to enforce lockdowns again? >> just as a scientist and just as a physician, lockdown would be the way of stopping the transmission of disease. >> reporter: five golfers have pulled out of a p.g.a. tour event, the traip, due to concers about the coronavirus. and the new york city marathon, the world's largest, has been canceled. late this afternoon, miami-dade county announced that it will begin to send teams into some of the hardest hit neighborhoods to go door

get the message out that they were defending their homesteads and the british where the aggressors. same thing happened in the civil war. i mean lincoln debating the southerners to open fire first to show they were the aggressors in the war. >> what they said. (laughs) >> i will stop with my question. i've questions here. >> the british actually consider what was happening in their caribbean colonies? what factors since the colonizers usually focus first on the extraction of natural resources. what role the disappointment they got out of north america played in the future of the british colonies? no gold and silver. >> i'm not sure i know how to answer your question. what i want to point out that someone mentioned earlier that george washington was revered in england after the war. there was no hard feelings. something that is interesting to think about is the way that cornwall is his defeat at york's town in the end of the british empire in north america, how that turns the lens to india. when you hear the phrase the sun does not set on the british empire, that british empire is in

the class of 2020 and this morning we want to congtulate greg to south so greg is graduating from homestead high school. >>he'll be attending chopping university in the fall there. he is right there. congratulations. greg. you can let us know about a graduate in your life all you have to do is go to our website go to kron 4 dot com find salute to grads twenty-twenty right der the news tab, you see all the great photos. we've received so far so that's that's what you do you submit your picture of your grad right you let us know high school they're graduating from and what's next for them so we're looking forward to hearing from you. let's get a check of the weather now looking for to the forecast as well with a spark a hey good morning robin good morning everybody in old look at the grey off towards the distance the sun joining us with blue skies as well. >>so little bit of earlier sunrise this week earliest, it arrives. for all year long will happen this week we have the mid to upper 50's lining of the east bay shoreline delay, whoa that was a bomb number we have 59 we found online you're 6

christopher columbus grads took a victory lap around homestead, miami, speedway, picking up the finish line. families watched and honked from their own vehicles. and we say, "congratulations, graduates." straight ahead on the "cbs weekend news", delta retires au. we'll also explore the politics of masks, as the virus spreads and debate intensifies. later, isolated seniors: how loved ones are staying connected. you're on it. exercising often and eating healthy? yup, on it there too. you may think you're doing all you can to manage type 2 diabetes and heart disease... ...but could your medication do more to lower your heart risk? jardiance can reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults who also have known heart disease. so, it could help save your life from a heart attack or stroke. and it lowers a1c. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration, genital yeast toacidosis is a serious side effect that may be fatal. a rare, but life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking jardiance and call your doctor right away if you

kerry sanders is at homestead, miami, speedway where that race happened.ter: well, good morning. it was a big weekend for nascar and as you noted for other sports too. what fans have so missed even if just on tv is now carefully coming back. and here at the track, one of the things that really set it all in motion was the virtual announcement, drivers start your engines. >> green flag! >> reporter: at the homestead miami speedway it was not just the roaring engines. >> you see those grand stands and they are dotted with, yes, fans. >> reporter: but the 1,000 special guests in the stanmilit responders, and their families. the first fans to watch a nascar race in person since march due to the coronavirus pandemic. unlike most races, there was no tailgating allowed sunday. another big gear change, nascar banning the confederate flag last week. a move that may have had a positive outcome on the sport. new fans. >> after they banned the confederate fans, the nascar race on wednesday night saw an increase of 104% viewership from that same time a year before. >>

you don't have animals, you don't have a homestead either.y recognise is what do you have, like the cows, the camels, the animals, those things. they call him the locust man. albert had tracked the migrant locusts in the fast kenyan generation. the eggs are ready. the eggs. he then filmed the second one hatching, an incredibly rare thing to see, but also a sign they may not be winning the fight. if nothing is done, each time they breed, they multiply by at least 20, inching ever closer to becoming a plague, and watching the devastation locusts are causing in farms like francis', albert worries about what the future holds. just before we go, i want to tell you about a 114—year—old eritrean man who contracted covid—19 and has been discharged from hospital in addis ababa and sent back home. he was first treated after suffering breathing difficulties back in february, but has since made a full recovery from the coronavirus. the hospital's chief executive announced the man's recovery on his facebook page. good news for a change. thanks so much for

they were defending their homesteads, and it was the british who are the aggressors. and the flip happened in the civil war, when lincoln, invading the southerners to open file first to show that they were the aggressors of war. >> i'm going to start with my question, we have so many questions here. everything being considered, what was going on in the caribbean colonies, and what was going on in north america, and what factors, the colonizers, usually on the extraction of natural resources, what of a disappointment to get out of north america. and how did that play in the future of the british colonies. there is no gold and silver. >> i'm not sure i know how to answer your question, but i did want to point out, that someone mentioned earlier that george washington, was pretty revered, in england after the war. there was no hard feelings. so it's something that was interesting to think about, is the way that cornwall us is defeated at your town. and the end of the british empire in north america. how that turns the lens, to india. and when you hear the phrase, the sun

miami, there were actually some people -- they were members of the military in the stands at homestead-up? nat pointed to this in the commercial break. the mike piazza home run first pro game after 9/11, how that really united the nation, whether you were a mets fan, a baseball fan or not. that's what this is about. it's about basically bringing the country back together and so what's the hold up? >> and look at the pent-up demand, look at the ratings on nascar were phenomenal, golf came back this weekend. even if the fans aren't in the stands, i think there's a tremendous television audience that they're missing out on of. so the players should play. they should absolutely get out there. and it's america's past time. people want to see it. i say play. and shout-out to nat, i miss seeing him in the studio. dagen: she has a new little girl named bella. a final word on how sports can help unite the country, again, so divided on so many levels. >> sports place such an -- plays such an important role in the fabric of our society. it brings us together, whether we all agree on teams, i know

nascar fans can watch with masks this week at homestead, florida. they will find three experimental vaccines including one for jonsson and jonsson next month. >> there may be contines we have to continue to take to control coronavirus. face coverings here to stay as experts accomplish it's not willing to go away. it means between 800 and 1 thourks deaths will be by september. so that's a catastrophic cost. >> reporter: that's getting a lot of attention on wednesday. meantime, mississippi's governor saying i want covid-19 to be over, too, but the data suggests otherwise. his state is one of those that are seeing a rise in hospitalizations since memorial day. there are more reopenings to tell you about. los angeles county says as of friday a number of industries can resume including music, film, television production. >> in this hour is dr. celini glan done. >> this is the situation in hospitals in raleigh, north carolina. >> not only do i see positive tests go up. the number of hospitalizations go up. it's telling me more people are becoming seriousl

concident with the handout to white americans in the western part of the country under the terms of the homesteadthat's the foundation for this enormous racial wealth gap i this i that any organization, any individuals, any families that feel a sense of obligation about these gaps would feel that these are inquestitolerable and comprehensive program for descendents of u.s. labor. >> william a.darity jr., distinguished professor of public policy at duke university steve thank you as well. we'll leave you with a look at u.s. futures we are just getting underway we're just about to get underway and futures have turned positive for all three major indices now. the dow jones looking to open 150 points higher. the s&p 500 and nasdaq poised for a stronger start after a negative start to trade earlier on that's it for today's show thank you for watching worldwide exchange is coming your way next hello everybody. it's me, gru. but you already knew that. and i've got some tips to help you get through these challenging times. first, practice physical distancing. i'm sorry, i did not see you there. i've been

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they will be honorary guests in homestead miami speedway next weekend, 5000 fans will be allowed at talladega superspeedway, they must wear masks and social justice and i think you would agree with me nascar is rocking, golf as well, we need baseball and basketball to pick up the game soon. >> it is back-and-forth with baseball. >> it is 10 minutes after the hour. a rash of violence in america's biggest cities as they call to defend police, 18 murders and 24 hours in chicago, 250% spike in homicides in la, enough talking, it is time for politicians on both sides to act. he joins us next. >> from the ivy league, the connection this harvard professor is believed to have to china that could land him years behind bars. we will tell you about it. guys, it's that time... and nothin's happenin'. well now there's score!, from force factor, to rev your libido and maximize physical response. it's no wonder force factor is the #1 fastest-growing men's health brand at walmart. unleash your potential in the bedroom with score!. shannon: violent nights in major us cities, brooklyn, los angeles, chicago rep

flag to having fans that races this weekend, 1000 florida servicemembers will be honorary guests at homesteadiami speedway, next weekend, 5000 fans will be all out at talladega superspeedway, they must wear masks and social distance, today it, bubba wallace will drive a black liars matter car in virginia. wallace is the first full-time black driver to race in the nascar cup series since 1971. you can watch wallace take the wheel at 7:00 eastern. rob: social media giants put under the microscope. >> originally tell themselves how it is open for them and they are acting more like publishers because they are censoring particular viewpoints. jillian: additional do that, the top prosecutor tells fox news the feds are looking at social media censorship. ♪ at walgreens, we know summer may look different this year. luckily, we are right around the corner with safer ways to shop so you can enjoy the moments you do make. like making sure you have pool toys the whole family can try out. ♪ and never running out of sunscreen before playing in the yard. and if you do spend the day indoors, always have enou

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homestead hospital behind me reached capacity on tuesday.fficials say some beds have now opened up again but hospitals across the area are prepared to add additional units if necessary. >> i think we had covid on the ropes. we were doing very well, and it's making a comeback. >> reporter: dr. sergio segarra is the chief medical officer of miami's baptist hospital. he says he's seen a significant increase of coronavirus patients in the last few days. mostly walk-in cases. >> these are community acquired covid infections as opposed to nursing homes. >> reporter: florida was one of five states reporting record high increases in coronavirus cases on wednesday. another was california where more than 7,000 people tested positive. rises in hospitalizations and rates of infection prompted governor gavin newsom to warn that a rollback of the state's reopening is not out of the question. as cases rise in the south and west, the one-time epicenter of the outbreak is taking precautions. >> people coming in from states that have a high infection rate mus

the next race is this sunday in homestead miami speedway at 3:30 eastern on fox. >> times 4:10, 10 minutes after the only day pastor slamming calls to defend the police in front of the nation's leaders. >> defunding and or dismantling police forces across the country is one of the most unwise, irresponsible proposals by american politicians. >> reporter: pastor darrell scott joins us with why he thinks defunding police will cause long-term damage to american society, we are coming right back. as the covid-19 pandemic sweeps the world we urgently need your help. who are so precious to god, have no access to food, medicine; or to keep themselves safe from the virus. and right now, we must take extraordinary measures during these extraordinary times to fulfill what it says in god's holy scriptures, comfort ye, comfort ye my people. your $25 will help rush an emergency food box filled with life-saving food and germ fighting supplies to an elderly person in israel. this is shoshana. she's a 97 year old widow who lives in jerusalem. she tells us about the day joseph mengele sent her parents and

they had not lived in a city before and suddenly 1854 comes and there is the homestead act. right? lots of people left the city's, came out west lured by this more rural way of life and the chance to own property. so westward they went. abolition. the fight for slavery was most fiery. i think you know that. black and white women, black and white men, all contributed. it is very important to know that many women who were abolitionists were also deeply involved in the fight to secure suffrage. some people, again, historians are unclear but some do argue that behind the scenes and under the table, women were told let's get slavery abolished first and then we will give you the right to vote. you have to love the language. i can't tell you. the issue in the newer western parts of the country was very confusing. think back to that map i showed you. a lot of the west was territory, so there were no states yet. yet every time a state came in, it was all's -- always should be a free state or a slave state? a lot of problems. more women than men were against slavery and western women agreed

nascar fans can watch with masks and distance this weekend in homestead, florida. the u.s.study and fund three experimental vaccines including one from jonssh johns johnson. >> there may be continued steps we meade to take. >> reporter: face coverings and social distancing here to stay as experts caution this virus is not going away. >> i understand people are willing to live alongside the virus. it means that between 800 and 1,000 americans are going to die every single day. we're going to get another 100,000 deaths by september. so that's a catastrophic costs. >> reporter: don, that sobering assessment coming on the same day that mississippi's governor said i want covid-19 to be over, too, but the data and science is telling us otherwise. meantime, developments in california today. in northern california at tesla's fremont main facility there, we're learning some employees have now tested positive for the virus. in southern california in l.a. county, an announcement that now a number of industries can reopen. gyms and music film and television production. >> erica hill, t