the defendants — henry long, albert bowers and jessie cole — were found not guilty of murder.helena wilkinson is at the old bailey. as is at the old bailey. the verdicts were read out, pc harper's as the verdicts were read out, pc harper's widow, who he had been married to for just 28 days, harper's widow, who he had been married to forjust 28 days, broke down in tears. this has been the most harrowing of trials. much of the detail we have not reported because of the graphic nature. he was described as an officer doing no more than his job and after he was killed his widow said he was the kindest most selfless man you will ever meet. here is the background to the case and a warning of the distressing details and flash photography. andrew and lizzie harper, beaming on their wedding day last july, butjust four weeks after they promised a future together it was so cruelly taken away when pc harper was killed. the teenagers responsible, 19—year—old henry long, along with 18—year—olds albert bowers and jessie cole, seen here laughing after their first court appearance. the teenager

through the back, you can see jessie cole‘s legs as he tries to get into the car.ope and was dragged away. it‘s probably pc harper. i have now lost them. all the time, getting updates from officers. pc shar knew who it was. it‘s probably pc harper. i‘ve just found his stab vest in the road. in court the jury was shown on this computer visualisation of where andrew harper was dragged for over a mile. and this is the road where the officer was swung from side to side like a pendulum at speeds of more than a0 miles an hour. it's very serious, anybody you can spare to help would be much appreciated. with the help of a police helicopter officers tracked down the teenagers‘ car to a nearby caravan site. i‘m arresting both of you on suspicion of murder. as the arrests were made, henry long protested his innocence. does it look like i've done a murder? andrew and pc shaw were actually on their way home. they didn't have to respond to this call for assistance from a member of the public, but that's not what we do. we're there to protect life and property and despite having

>>in washington, i'm jessi to nor. >>the city and county of san francisco will likely be added to the states watch list because of the sharp increase in hospitalizations kron four's maureen kelly was at a news briefing by the city's health officer. >>the city's public health officer says the number of covid-19 cases is on the rise here in san francisco and a recent spike in hospitalizations is a cause for concern he says an increase in cases was expected as the city started reopening, but now other factors are at play in the span of 7 days city hospitals have seen the number of coronavirus patients go up 49% with 64 total, 18 including 13 patients from the outbreak at the san quentin prison transferring in from outside city limits. the good news is that the city is still hitting its target. but the number of acute care and icu beds available for new patients, but there's also an increase in the number of new daily infections which means the health department won't even begin to consider resuming the reopening of busine

jessie cole quickly unhooked the bike.a,4ou_can_seej1ls who got caught at that moment in the tow rope. sentencing the teenagers, mrjustice edis said they had killed a talented and brave officer who was going above and beyond his duty in order to provide a public service. pc harper's widow, lissie harper, read a victim impact statement to court. she said: four weeks was all i had to call him my husband. four weeks to be called his wife. my life often feels bleak, hopeless, irreparable. my desolate nights bring no rest, no time for reprieve from this utter turmoil. i will spend every day of the rest of my life with a hollowness that will never, ever be filled. these are three people who i do not believe have ever shown an ounce of genuine remorse or contrition for their actions. they did their best to frustrate the police investigation. thejudge said there was nothing he could do to restore andrew harper to his loving wife or family, and they had the profound sympathy of the whole nation. recruitment agencies say they're see

through the back window you can see jessie wheel. found his stab vest a short distance away. all the time getting updates from officers. pc shaw knew who it was. in court, thejury pc shaw knew who it was. in court, the jury was shown this computer visualisation of where andrew harper was dragged for over a mile. and this is the road where the officer was swung from side to side like a pendulum at speeds of more than 40 miles an hour. pc harper came loose from the tow rope here. he was found by colleagues with the most catastrophic injuries. and despite their best efforts to save him, he died here on the road. with the help ofa died here on the road. with the help of a police helicopter, officers tracked down the teenagers's car to a near by caravan park. i'm arresting both of you on suspicion of murder. and that is of a thames valley police officer. as the arrests were made, henry long protested his innocence. andrew and pc shaw were actually on the way home, they didn't have to respond to this call for assistance from the member the

jessie cole quickly unhooked the bike.ou can see his legs as he tries to escape, followed by pc harper, who got caught at that moment in the towrope. sentencing the teenagers, mrjustice edis said they "had killed a talented and brave young officer who was going above and beyond his duty in order to provide a public service". pc harper's widow, lissie harper, read a victim impact statement to court. she said... these are three people who i do not believe have ever shown an ounce of genuine remorse or contrition for their actions. they did their best to frustrate the police investigation. the judge said there was nothing he could do to restore andrew harper to his loving wife or family and they had the profound sympathy of the whole nation.

protective equipment, even though we're now months into this pandemic our washington correspondent jessi reports now on lawmakers efforts to understand how this is possible. >>we intend to get to the bottom of this south carolina democrat jim clyburn said medical equipment distribution companies have notified lawmakers they have troubling concerns about the continuing lack of supplies for health care workers in covid-19 hotspots crime is it. >>the greatest nation on earth. cannot get is 63 said mask. to everyone who needs one. >>during a press briefing thursday president trump insisted u.s. companies have all the equipment they need. and ahead of the administration's supply chain stabilization task force told lawmakers states stockpiles have come a long way since the beginning of the pandemic 70% of the states. >>have at least 30 to 6090 days of supplies on hand the company's worry the administration has a lot of politics to get in the way of a functional national supply chain creating a free for all where each state must take charge of buying in distributing protective equipment, nobody

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dollar amount yet in a one on one interview with the president tells our washington correspondent jessi turnure what else should be included in the next relief bill and his stance on the confederate flag. >>can americans expect more stimulus checks for me on this year's yes, we're working on right now with congress president trump told me in a one on one interview that more direct payments are on the way but could not say how much house democrats have already approved a bill with another $1200. but the president said he wants to aim higher i want. >>more than other people's want people want to do but it will be significant numbers great for the people of our country a priority in the next and likely final round of coronavirus relief president trump said is not up for negotiation is a tax cut. >>the president is insisting on a payroll tax cut that would make paychecks larger but reduce funding for government programs like social security and medicare would something if it didn't include a payroll taxes didn't include what we think we need for the economy and for jobs. i would absolutely

protective equipment, even though we're now months into this pandemic our washington correspondent jessi turnure reports now on how lawmakers have efforts underway to understand how this is possible. >>we intend to get to the bottom of this south carolina democrat jim clyburn said medical equipment distribution companies have notified lawmakers they have troubling concerns about the continuing lack of supplies for health care workers in covid-19 hotspots crime is it. >>the greatest nation on earth. cannot get is 63 said mask. to everyone who needs one. >>during a press briefing thursday president trump insisted u.s. companies have all the equipment they need. and ahead of the administration's supply chain stabilization task force told lawmakers states stockpiles have come a long way since the beginning of the pandemic 70% of the states. >>have at least 30 to 6090 days of supplies on hand the company's worry the administration has a lot of politics to get in the way of a functional national supply chain creating a free for all where each state must take charge of buying in distributing pr

. >> greg: jessie, jessie, jessie, that is called virtual signaling. that is their offset.rtue the signal and they do whatever they cancel they don't get eaten by the crocodiles but they always do. >> jesse: i didn't know you can virtual -- >> dana: that is what miranda did. >> judge jeanine: let me get to my nonbrilliant point here. >> jesse: my nonbrilliant point is this this country is too fat to boycott a food country. have you looked around, like do you think a boycott of a food company could last like one meal or two meals? this is delicious stuff. the taco kids from them, goya foods, this is a top ten dinner item. there is no way this thing is getting boycotted. and when you are a leader of a multibillion dollar company in this country, you have to be nice to republicans. you have to be nice to democrats because this country just wants to eat and that is it. >> judge jeanine: juan i want to end this with you. look, at the left is so focused on trashing people in the right that they don't care that the people they presume to be on the right are helping poor people, hu

>>washington correspondent jessi turnure reports. >>we intend to get to the bottom of this south carolina democrat jim clyburn said medical equipment distribution companies have notified lawmakers they have troubling concerns about the continuing lack of supplies for health care workers in covid-19 hotspots crime is it. >>the greatest nation on earth. cannot get is 63 said mask. to everyone who needs one. >>during a press briefing thursday president trump insisted u.s. companies have all the equipment they need. and ahead of the administration's supply chain stabilization task force told lawmakers states stockpiles have come a long way since the beginning of the pandemic 70% of the states. >>have at least 30 to 6090 days of supplies on hand the company's worry the administration has a lot of politics to get in the way of a functional national supply chain creating a free for all where each state must take charge of buying in distributing protective equipment, nobody is letting their foot off the gas louisiana republican steve scalise

through the back you can seejessie coal‘s legs as he tries through the back you can see jessie cole'se car, closely followed by pc harper. at that moment the officer stepped into the tow rope and was dragged away. my colleague pc harper got out of the vehicle, ran after the vehicle. i've now lost him. pc shaw gave chase. he found the officer's stab vest a short distance away. all the time getting updates from officers. pc shaw knew who it was. in court the jury was shown this computer visualisation of where andrew harper was dragged for over a mile. the prosecution said he was swung from side to side like a pendulum in an effort to dislodge him. their case for murder was that the teenagers knew the officer was behind the car and had intended to kill him. but the jury wasn't convinced and convicted on manslaughter instead. with the help of a police helicopter officers tracked down the teenagers‘ car to a nearby travellers‘ site. i'm arresting both of you on suspicion of murder. as the arrests were made, henry long protested his innocence. at pc harper‘s funeral in october, his widow li

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now for more let's bring in chelsea delaney from the frankfurt stock exchange jessie 4 days of hard running or was it worth it. for markets it's a clear guess that it was worth that we've seen the dax actually a raise to all of its losses for the year now it's up about 2 percent so that's a pretty incredible again given the coronavirus economic fallout we've seen this year but for investors obviously there is a real need for this money in the euro zone economy is expected to contract about 8 percent this year but the discussions were so heated and they also really brought about these bigger questions about the future of the euro zone what these countries and the euro zone really to each other and so the fact that they were able to strike an agreement and sort of come together is a big win for investors so now all this money is agreed upon but how exactly does this deal work with the money coming from and who will get it. all the money is going to come from the capital markets this is a really unusual. situation in europe they're going to be basically issuing bonds and letting international

>>and what i want to interview the president tells our washington correspondent jessi turnure what else should be included in the next coronavirus relief bill and supports the right to display the confederate flag. >>can americans expect more stimulus checks for me on this year's yes, we're working on right now with congress president trump told me in a one on one interview that more direct payments are on the way but could not say how much house democrats have already approved a bill with another $1200. but the president said he wants to aim higher i want. >>more than other people's want people want to do but it will be significant numbers great for the people of our country the president said one priority in the next round of coronavirus relief is not up for negotiation. >>that's a tax cut. the president is insisting on a payroll tax cut that would make paychecks larger but we reduce funding for government programs like social security and medicare would something if it didn't include a payroll taxes didn't include what we think we need for the economy and for jobs. i would absolutely

jessie: sure.u mentioned, the focus of beer days policy has been on increasing the liquidity and lending support to the smaller and medium-sized businesses, the current pandemic situation. impact ofen that the the increased policy support has indeed materialized since april, so indeed, the banks are lending to businesses, and the fiscal policy indeed provides much of the heavy lifting to cushion a shock, and that is providing direct stimulus into the economy. forward, if the situation does deteriorate, there is probably little -- it is limited for the boj to do more, so we believe further monetary support is likely to be in a form of expansion with more lending support and an increase in our view. shery: we have seen the japanese economy also getting hit by weak external demand. june exports falling by more than 20% for a third consecutive months. how important is the export market for the japanese economy as opposed to its own domestic market? yes, i think japan still remains quite an external dri

the dollar and as part of a one on one interview the president tells kron 4 washington correspondent jessi turnure what else should be included in the next coronavirus relief bill. why he supports people's rights to display the confederate flag. >>can americans expect more stimulus checks for me on this year's yes, we're working on right now with congress president trump told me in a one on one interview that more direct payments are on the way but could not say how much house democrats have already approved a bill with another $1200. but the president said he wants to aim higher i want. >>more than other people's want people want to do but it will be significant numbers great for the people of our country a priority in the next and likely final round of coronavirus relief president trump said is not up for negotiation is a tax cut. >>the president is insisting on a payroll tax cut that would make paychecks larger but reduce funding for government programs like social security and medicare would something if it didn't include a payroll taxes didn't include what we think we need for the eco

in washington, i'm jessi turnure. schools are going to start the school year online some democratic lawmakers are concerned about when teachers and students and parents are all back on campus. they want to see. >>guarantees of health and safety. our washington correspondent basil john looks at that. >>the reality is that many school districts come out of court to safety measures recommended by public health officials virginia representative bobby scott says the next covid relief package needs to guarantee health and safety for students and teachers returning to school school districts will not be able to purchase personal protective equipment soap and hand sanitizer is affecting and grading services and many other critical safety measures included in the city sees reopening got scott also wants masks for educators and students in a transportation alternative to school buses. but some republicans say that's not a federal concern i think that this this communities have everything that they already need to resist safely

fully funded us to make sure that we are ready for whatever disaster comes to us in washington, i'm jessi turnure. >>we want to take a live look now out along the southeast texas coastline and that's where hurricane hanna made landfall just hours ago you can see in this picture that is pretty rainy. there right but i'm sure there's a lot more going on as well yeah this is near padre island texas south of corpus christi you can see these kind of at the bottom of the screen of wind blowing through there so. >>significant storm our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow has more on what's getting hit by that storm where it's going yet even category one we're talking about a very dangerous storm and look at these are rules on shore over the last 6 hours you can see those bands of heavy rainfall rotating around the core that low. >>as it moves on shore finally now that's the problem though that's going to kind of a slow-moving system so we're talking about tremendous amounts of rain in the southern parts of texas, maybe some places maybe 10 maybe 50, maybe 18 inches of rain from that storm system

fully funded us to make sure that we are ready for whatever disaster comes to us in washington, i'm jessi turnure. now po another big story that we've been following most of the texas coast is under a tropical storm warning tonight. >>a tropical storm hanna it is headed for the gulf coast right now. it could dump as much as a foot of rain in some parts of that region. people on the coast they have been doing what they can putting up sandbags hoping to prevent damage to their homes. the storm comes less than a year after flooding from hurricane imelda which devastated the city of houston. >>meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is here talk about a series of storms lab race above we'll start there. >>near texas, yeah, very active hurricane season, already grant and katharine we typically don't see this until the end of august and we're only at the end of july so let's track right now tropical storm hanna sustained winds at 65 miles per hour. and we are going to notice it increase in intensity slightly to 70 miles per hour sustained winds. according to this latest storm track not expected to reac

>>in washington, i'm jessi turnure. >>kron 4 morning news, hundreds of san francisco restaurants continue to struggle to survive during the pandemic we'll have the latest challenges that they're facing to try and stale. we'll take a live look outside on the approach to the bay bridge this morning traffic moving nice and easy on what we're hoping to be a friday like we'll usaa is made for what's next we're helping members catch up by spreading any missed usaa insurance payments over the next twelve months so they can keep more cash in your pockets for when it matters most find out more at usaa.com for when it matters most back more restaurants and san francisco again closing their doors as because restaurant owners say that relying on limited outdoor dining and take out. >>simply not enough for them to completely do business in the city kron four's phillipe djegal reports on the ongoing struggles. >>with growing uncertainty mounting about when indoor dining will again be sanctioned in san francisco stephon says he's made

>>in washington, i'm jessi turnure. >>before your money this morning amazon sales soar as the pandemic fuels online shopping and millions are on the verge of losing the extra $600 in unemployment benefits. jane king is live in new york with an update on those stories and more changes. >>hi robin good morning it's the senate stalled on extending the unemployment benefits paying out of work americans an extra $600 a week so that was a federal benefit on top of the state unemployment does expire today says could lead to some serious financial problems for those hardest hit by the pandemic some business owners though the city was heard hire-back workers because they're actually making more on the benefits and they were working the trump administration and congressional leaders did meet last night to try to work out a temporary solution amazon trump's earnings expectations. reported double digit revenue growth year over year, it's grocery sales tripled compared to a year ago the company did also confirmed that prime day will

what's the point of citizenship in washington, i'm jessi turnure. >>fires said here at a church in barkley we speak to the pastor. why he believes his >>and 28 and we're taking a look at the thursday forecast. we are with rebecca strom in the weather center. good morning, good morning james and darya the thursday morning foggy weather forecast very gray out there right now for much of the bay area's summary spay inland valley locations already seeing some clearing and some sunshine but not here in san francisco, it's going to take of the next couple of hours for the fog to roll out of the city and it to open up to clear conditions. this is our south of market camera. we are going to get some sunshine and some warm temperatures depending on where you will be mile in some spots of the coast a little bit warmer and then of course and then as we get into tomorrow we're going to wake up to the fog once again and then it's going to open up into a lot of sunshine and then those seasonal. temperatures continue into tomorrow but then this weekend we will see

exactly sure on the dollar amount one on one interview the president tells our washington correspondent jessi turnure what else should be included in the next coronavirus relief bill and supports the right to display. the confederate flag. >>can americans expect more stimulus checks for me on this year's yes, we're working on right now with congress president trump told me in a one on one interview that more direct payments are on the way but could not say how much house democrats have already approved a bill with another $1200. but the president said he wants to aim higher i want. >>more than other people's want people want to do but it will be significant numbers great for the people of our country the president said one priority in the next round of coronavirus relief is not up for negotiation. >>that's a tax cut. the president is insisting on a payroll tax cut that would make paychecks larger but we reduce funding for government programs like social security and medicare would something if it didn't include a payroll tax didn't include what we think we need for the economy and for jobs. i

fully funded us to make sure that we are ready for whatever disaster comes to us in washington, i'm jessi turnure. >>a good-bye tonight to a tv icon long time host regis philbin passed away overnight at the age of 88 just family says the film and died of natural causes richard roth looks back on phil burns decades long career doing which rejas says he was finally called by his fans never seem to run out of things to say. >>raich yes, your lips are chapped as. that's right frank takes a tight close-up. >>blessed with the gift of gab regis philbin spent his career in the spotlight. he co-hosted tv's long-running live with regis and kathie lee and later live with regis and kelly i won one and they've best host a daytime most. >>when when i was in between calls ironically enough we have right at its finest got to join get. >>his quick wit and spontaneous and lives charm tv audiences for decades, but allen he credited to his irish italian upbringing my mother had lot of sisters brothers and nephews and nieces and they all would converge on a home in the bronx, i think that gave me. whatever ta

>>in washington, i'm jessi turnure. 16 states are either pas in or rolling back their reopening plans after a surge in coronavirus cases. >>and in many places there's a big spike in the number of daily deaths darryl forges reports. >>covid-19 cases surging across the u.s. this last week alone in manatee county and we had close to 7,000 cases states like arizona seeing an uptick in deaths, the state's average number of deaths per day almost doubled over the course of june from under 20 to just under 40. >>the state's governor signed an executive order closing bars gyms theaters and water parks for at least 30 days we're going to continue to adjust depending on what the data and information is arizona is one of 16 states pausing a ruling back reopening plans state and local leaders say the rise is due to large gatherings and places like bars, which is a hotbed for the virus, some of these bars are overflowing and they're absolutely not the plots. >>and there's no code words if one of these bars has shut down sends a message to everybody else on the draw know owns 2 bars in tampa florida

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. >> reporter: jessie condemned the fire saying quote, this is despicable and should never happen inerkeley. this needs to be prosecuted as a hate crime. a spokesperson for berkeley police says the fire is under investigation and that there is not enough evidence at the moment to call it a hate crime. in berkeley, melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >>> okay. we will be right back with a check of your forecast. stay with us. awesome internet. it's more than just fast. it keeps all your devices running smoothly. with built-in security that protects your kids... ...no matter what they're up to. it protects your info... ...and gives you 24/7 peace of mind... ...that if it's connected, it's protected. even that that pet-camera thingy. [ whines ] can your internet do that? xfinity xfi can because it's... ...simple, easy, awesome. [ barking ] for the ultimate in-home wifi, click, call or visit us today. >>> san jose police are searching for suspects and a motive for shooting across the street from great oaks park not too far from highway 101 and happened just after 11:00. police say three

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know of the dollar amount and a one on one interview the president tells our washington correspondent jessi to nor what else should be included in the next coronavirus relief bill and supports the right to display the confederate flag. >>can americans expect more stimulus checks for me, just yes we're working on right now with congress president trump told me in a one on one interview that more direct payments are on the way but could not say how much house democrats have already approved a bill with another $1200. but the president said he wants to aim higher i want. >>more than other people's want people want to do but it will be significant numbers great for the people of our country the president said one priority in the next round of coronavirus relief is not up for negotiation. >>that's a tax cut. the president is insisting on a payroll tax cut that would make paychecks larger but we reduce funding for government programs like social security and medicare would something if it didn't include a payroll taxes didn't include what we think we need for the economy and for jobs. i would abs

bedside of a patient who's got coded how should they treat them and that's for that what the child's a jessie and to better understand the possible outcomes here you talk about reducing deaths perhaps by a 5th i mean that's pretty modest isn't it on its own it's pretty modest but if one say said well last week of the week before there were 20000 deaths in the united states just to pick an example from covidien if you do stop by a 5th that would be 4000 lives saved in a week and i see united states you look in brazil or you look in india or you look in other parts of the world then these could be really massive effect and if you put one 5th with another 5th and another 50 if you find 2 or 3 treatments like this then we've started to talk about seriously large effects even on a one by one basis are you doing with those early results and at what point do you start if these things are effective being able to roll them up. well there's 2 questions here one that we've chosen drugs in this 1st phase which we could if they turn out to be effective can be rolled out very very rapidly so these are drug

his passengers — albert bowers and jessie cole — were cleared of murder but found guilty of manslaughterays in england — breaking the rules could mean a £100 fine. the rules already apply in scotland. one of the most prominent windrush campaigners — paulette wilson — has died at 64. she came to the uk from jamaica as a ten—year—old to live with her grandparents — but in 2016, the home office told her that she was here illegally and she was threatened with deportation. last year, she spoke to the bbc about her experience. i couldn't eat, i couldn't sleep. it was terrible. there is no price you can put on my life and compensation isn't going to make my life that much better anyway, so there is no price on my life. that is it. my colleague geeta guru murphy spoke to patrick vernon, who campaigned alongside paulette wilson, about his thoughts after her death. still in complete shock even now, talking to the family, to her daughter and she is devastated. i want to say thank you to everyone in britain who has supported paulette over the last few years, but she feels she has lost her mum down t

his friends, who were also with him on the car that night, albert bowers and jessie cole, are both sentencedhrough the most harrowing of details through this trial. thejudge said harrowing of details through this trial. the judge said to the defendants, you killed a talented and brave police officer, he said to them, they decided that their freedom to commit crime was more important than his life and he rejected that any of the defendants had shown any remorse. before sentencing andrew harper's widow, lissie, gave a victim impact statement of the court with the defendants listening from the dock and she said, my husband was brutally killed four weeks after our wedding day. should i speak again of how we were robbed of our future or the plans are stolen from us? four weeks was all i had with my husband, four weeks to be called his wife. my life often feels bleak, hopeless, irreparable. the couple had been together for 13 years and were looking forward to their honeymoon. our correspondent helen wilkinson, thank you. the supreme court will consider whether an east london woman who travelled to

good morning, jessie. >> dave, good morning to you. ascene that's approaching 7 hours old is ready to be released by the hayward police department and that's taking over the lead from the chp. let's go ahead and take a look at the video. this is what it looked like earlier this morning. investigated from the chp and the hayward police department were on scene. this is at jackson street in hayward. they were taking measurements and collecting evidence in a case that prompted one officer to fire the gun. now, this all started around 2:30 this morning with an unrelated traffic stop while the officers worked the case and a more or theist passed out behind the wheel of a vehicle about two blocks or a block east of that. when the officers checked the license plate, it did not match the vehicle that it was on and indicating the aplate, vehicle or both were stolen. >> they tried to get him out of the vehicle again. they ordered him out, and he was not compliant. after about less than a minute, he put the vehicle in drive and takes off and swer

i was about 15 years younger than them, so i kind of modeled, was mentored by jessie ae and t.s a role model for activism. no one did it better. it brought my mind back when i heard you talking, drecraig. i was sitting in the courtroom when john lewis and reverend jackson and others in 2013, doing oral arguments of the voting rights act when they took eventually after the oral arguments, they took section 15 out of the voting rights act, which is why we were marching august 28 around you need the john lewis voting rights act passed to put back in the map. i'm just leaving a funeral in brooklyn of a one-year-old boy, i did the eulogy of a one-year-old killed by a stray bullet. the last civil disobedience john lewis did, let a sit in in the well of the u.s. congress where his body is on the way now around gun control. so if we really want to memorialize john lewis, we do something about gun control, we do something about the voting rights act that's named after him. let's not be solemn today and absent tomorrow in things that john lewis would fight for. that's why i chose not to

. >> all right, jessie's friendly neighborhood dispute news, let's see that.er the dog poop incident, i'm still reeling from that. this guy post on twitter, look at the little plot of land he shares with his neighbor. notice how the neighbor mowed his section of the land but then left off like two square feet of the neighbor. is this passive-aggressive and inappropriate or is this totally legit? so go to the fox five instagram page and vote, tell me, can you really pull off this mo job like this and believe that tiny strip of your neighbors grass like that? yes or no, we will read the results tomorrow and i have no idea what the results will be. >> what would you do, jesse? >> i will tell you tomorrow because last time i was burned. >> okay, greg, your next. >> all right, let's do this. ♪ animals are great ♪ animals are great this is going to be beautiful. the best feeling in the world is when you have and if you can't reach and you find something that scratches it. check out this. you know that feels good. that might be the best feeling in the world. he was w

i mean, as jessie points out the first time in a century, it is at least that.ut we are looking around and wondering what the hell is going on, 50,000 in a single day. texas just ordering mandatory face masks just in the last hour. this is very serious. there is a lot of good, optimistic news in this jobs report. i'm delighted, but i worry that the worst is yet to come, dana. >> dana: katie, talk to me a little bit about what will happen in washington in this next month because as geraldo has pointed out, there is 11% unemployment. so we have work to do to get more people back to work. and we do have many of these states are shedding bars, at least, to hopefully get these young people to not be out and about. but this debate over stimulus money additional funds, the democrats are going to want to keep that sweetener on the supplemental for unemployment insurance. that is going to be a hard thing for the republicans to message i think. >> katie: a lot of the money in the cares act has not been completely spent yet. republicans have been arguing that we need to us

. >> reporter: jessie dragoiu is in charge of purchasing for phantom fireworks.ays it buys at least 99% of its products from china. we spoke to jessie while she office a tour last december before the pandemic started along with social distancing. how importance is china to phantom's business model in the united states? >> without the manufacturing here, we don't operate. without china, the industry ceases to exist. >> reporter: and this city bills itself as the birthplace of fireworks. more than 1,400 years ago. now over 1,000 small factories supply the world, a mostly female work force working in shifts, makes each blinking cloud and rocket launcher by hand before they're packaged and shipped. >> there's so much involved in it that's been passed on from generation to generation. it's not easily replicated anywhere. >> reporter: the past year hasn't been easy for the fireworks industry. the pandemic slowed production and demand, but it's been under threat of tariffs for longer, part of president trump's ongoing trade war with china. but each night, the skies abov

. >> reporter: for historian and author jessie holland, that includes the injustice that has led to unrest the country and the inequalities highlighted by a pandemic. >> i think it's fair to sometimes question whether america loves african-americans as much as we love it. >> we can solve these problems if we just do it together. >> reporter: for 93-year-old opal lee, independence must commemorate the freedom for all, including juneteenth, the day people in texas learned that all slaves in confederate states had been freed. >> i'm advocating that we have juneteenth from the 19th to the fourth of july. slaves weren't free on the fourth of july. >> reporter: as americans face a reckoning over racism, past and present, there's no message of healing from the white house. instead, president trump is calling a black live matter street mural a symbol of hate after new york city announced it would be painted in front of trump tower. he's also demanding protection for symbols of the confederacy at campaign rallies. >> the unhinged left wing mob is trying to vandalize our history, desecrate our monum

. >> juan: all right, jessie, do you have a dog?not every "one more thing" is about my dog. fox nation, baseball in the white house just dropping there and go to fox nation to check it out about the special relationship between two great icons in baseball, joe dimaggio, ted williams, and president george bush. go there now, excellent documentary, i highly highly recommended and not as much is your book, greg, but i highly recommend it. >> greg: excellent. dagan, do you want to say nice things about my book? >> dagen: why didn't i not get a copy of it? where's my copy? >> greg: i left it on your desk. it >> dagen: no you didn't. okay, okay, totally fine. really, quickly, check out that jet ski in the east river, not the first time that this guy has done this. all around new york city but this is another day in the river you don't have to step over all the garbage in the street. >> greg: if he is in the east river, the joke is on him because it's disgusting. [laughter] it's true. all right, that's it for us, "special report" is up nex