thank you, juan. >> juan: i can see you have nightmares. think you're afraid of something. >> jesse: juan, you are in denial. we've got a run. we have live coverage of the rally in tulsa tomorrow starting with -- "watters world" at 8:00 p.m. we will have it live and we will be reacting. at 9:00, judge jeanine comes on so catch her and then greg has a big show at 10:00. greg, what do you have planned at 10:00? >> greg: i have got everything. i've got balloons. i've got animals. i've got dagen mcdowell, charlie hurt. we are going to have pie eating contest. a carnival atmosphere. it will be like a wrestling event. >> jesse: [laughs] okay, we will make sure we watch. sleepy joe biden's search for a running mat taking a turn after amy klobuchar drops out. who is the front runner now? stay tuned for that. after my dvt blood clot... i wondered.. could another come around the corner? or could it play out differently? i wanted to help protect myself. my doctor recommended eliquis. eliquis is proven to treat and help prevent another dvt or pe blood

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. >> juan: hello. i'm juan williams. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." you're looking live at a ship building plant in wisconsin. president trump set to deliver remarks there at any moment. we'll monitor it for you and see if there's any breaking news. in the meantime, u.s. marshalls and unarmed national guard troops on standby to help protect monuments in washington d.c. president trump vowing to crack down after protesters attempted to topple an andrew jackson stalt -- statue earlier this week. the black lives matter leader getting a lot of attention for saying this when pressed about some of the violence taking place. >> this country is built upon violence. what was the american revolution, which are diplomacy across the globe. so for any american to accuse us of being violent, it's extremely hypocritical. if this country doesn't give us what we want, we will burn down this system and replace it. i can be speaking figuratively or literally. it's a matter of interpretation. >> juan: in a town hall tonight on hannity, president trump going after democra

juan. >> juan: very sad. thank you for that report.the defund the police movement help president trump get reelected? joe biden feeling the pressure from some on the left to support the movement but in fact biden's campaign today released a statement saying biden does not, does not agree with the idea. progressives have been hard on joe biden's record, but should they be careful? as i wrote in the hill today, playing into trump's hand on biden and race because the election will be a binary choice between biden and trump. before we get to the politics, jesse, let me ask you a simple question. is it possible that we can all agree that whoever shot and killed captain dorn should be prosecuted and sentenced to the max? >> jesse: of course we do. i just hope that the biden campaign money didn't go to bail him out. so biden, obviously joe biden said the right thing today. he disowned this whole thing. but that's just his campaign releasing a statement that he didn't write. i would like to see joe biden do with the minneapolis mirror did appe

. ♪ >> juan: hello, everyone. am juan williams along with jesse watters, greg gutfeld greg gutfeld, dana perino and emily compagno. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." ♪ this is a fox news alert. the family of rayshard brooks expected to speak soon following the announcement of charges against two police officers involved in that shooting death. ex-atlanta officer garrett rolfe, the cop who shot rayshard brooks in the back wall outside a wendy's facing 11 total charges including felony murder and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. the other officer involved david brosnan will testify against his partner as a states witness. facing three charges including aggravated assault. body cam footage shows the officers having a calm conversation with brooks for more than 40 minutes before things got violent. brooks resisted arrest, stole an officers taser and took off. the officer said brooks fired the taser at him and that's when he shot him. fox news contributor and former homicide detective ted willi

juan williams. >> juan: yeah, i think that's a good cause. look up in the sky. it's a bird.rone with books. what you are looking at is the dawn of a new library service, the wing company is about to start delivering library books by drones to 600 young people. the covid virus keeping library is closed, so virginia's montgomery county wanted to get new books into the hands of their students. kelly, a middle school librarian, decided that the book deliveries from the sky will get young people excited about their summer reading lists, and they don't have to return the books until they come back to school in the fall. this is just a great idea. >> dana: shoot, juan, that was going to be my "one more thing" tomorrow. i love it. >> dagen: i love animal charities. this sanctuary in the united kingdom came up with a great fund-raising method during the lockdown. sending a photo of the do-it-yourself lockdown haircut and the sanctuary find a horse with a mane that matches your haircut. you should donate the coast of going on -- the cost of going and getting your haircut. it's a winne

juan carlos gonzÁlez nos informa.ca. juan: dice que la principal razÓn fue temor. >> tengo mucho miedo y es un miedo que vivimos todos. juan: gracias a la decisiÓn de la corte suprema, ella y otros pueden solicitar dicho beneficio. >> es muy importante saber que el fallo de la corte suprema regresa todo a como estaba en 2012. muchas personas no pudieron inscribirse y ahora podrÁn hacerlo, por primera vez. juan: esto devuelve las ilusiones para que se pueda convertir en maestras. >> para poder tener mi propia clase. juan: a yajaira la trajeron cuando tenÍa siete meses de edad, al igual que a otros dreamers. estos son los requisitos. >> tuviste que haber entrado antes de 16 aÑos. no puedes tener mÁs de 31 aÑos de edad, a partir del 2012. juan: el participante debe haber terminado la preparatoria y no tener delitos. el presidente donald trump dijo que seguirÁ tratando de eliminar el programa daca. juan carlos gonzÁlez univision. ♪ ♪ ♪ paola: revisamos lo que pasa en otros paÍses. brasil es la segunda naciÓn con mÁs casos

we all agree. >> juan: i'll give you an example right now. >> greg: tell me. >> juan: if you give me a chance to speak. you don't want me to speak. allow me to speak and i'll tell you. you have the national security adviser saying there's no systemic racism in the criminal justice system in this country and people are like what? that's the national security adviser? that's just wrong-headed. >> greg: nobody is disagreeing -- >> juan: if you talk to anybody black in this country about the police and the criminal justice system. >> jesse: let's move this along. this is not about robert o'brien. unfortunately it's not about floyd anymore. as much as we want it to be, now it's about death and destruction and people terrorizing most cities in this country. dana, you've seen this thing move from the beginning to a legit protest now to complete anarchy. what are your thoughts? >> dana: i'll be quick. i know we have an hour to talk about this. so i think to greg's point, you have to ask yourselves, was law enforcement across the country not communicating with each other about what was happen

all right, juan. >> juan: get ready for some high wire thrills from the swiss alps, take a look at thise performing on the edge of a mountain. he's a seventh generation circus performer who has broken several world records. but there was no audience for this circus. this glacier 3,000 air show was put on to show support for circus performers around the globe who are out of work because of the coronavirus. but even the virus couldn't stop him, couldn't stop that stunt. the show must go on. >> dana: and that is not digitally altered. that gave me -- day again, you're next. >> dagen: am i wrong to say that doesn't look that hard? >> greg: i agree. i agree. >> dagen: what's the big wolf? you know? if they just open the parks and whatnot we could get that on in new york city. so more animals, take a look at this. a mob, a small collection of kangaroos just bounded down the street and west are not australia, they live on a nearby golf course apparently, a local sanitation worker film to the group popping through the streets. apparently there are twice as many kangaroos in australia as people.

juan williams, maybe some first thoughts from you after that two memorials today. >> juan: dana, justking up on what we heard it from steve harrigan, i think there's been a shift towards an emphasis on the peaceful protests and a show from the memorial service in minneapolis of family values on two levels. on the first level, when you heard that family members speak they spoke about a real human being, george floyd, who died that horrible and cruel death but they emphasized his humanity, that he was a kid who grew up in poverty, they said he used to watch close in the sink, sometimes they didn't have detergent, they just used soap, they didn't have a dryer, sometimes they use the oven, they go over to grandma's if they needed some thing to eat. it was a human being, another brother there spoke about the whole idea of now the world knows george floyd and they know him as someone who is so real that they are increasingly showing love for him and the family, that family, the floyd family is so grateful, he said, for the love from the american family in minneapolis family. so to me it was

juan: no es el Único que se los ha cruzado.evar los nÚmeros de ataques de tiburones en la Época. juan: cada vez que estos peces ondean cerca de las costas la pregunta que muchos se hacen es quÉ tan peligrosos son. ariana: para mÍ es mÁs peligroso el coronavirus obviamente. los tiburones es algo que si tÚ lo ves puedes salir y como cuidarte, pero con el coronavirus es algo que lo puedes coger fÁcilmente. juan: y aunque ariana aguilera dice no tenerles miedo, tampoco se arriesga a sumergirse en el agua por mucho tiempo. ariana: simplemente entrÉ un momentico, pero solo hasta la orilla y despuÉs volvÍ a salir. me he quedado bÁsicamente todo el tiempo en la arena. juan: mientras tanto las playas siguen abarrotadas de quienes buscan recuperar el tiempo perdido de sol y arena por culpa del confinamiento. despuÉs de las mÚltiples versiones de presencia de tiburones en Áreas de baÑistas, quisimos hacer un recorrido por la costa este del sur de la florida, para ver quÉ tan fÁcil o tan difÍcil puede ser encontrar estos animales en su hÁb

juan williams. >> juan: . the sounds of summer. cream trucks. take a look at ice cream truck heaven. that is a pastor handing out free ice cream treats. he did it from an ice cream truck that his daughter rented for him for one day, saturday, as a birthday gift. he runs the florida dream center. they help homeless people and victims of human trafficking. he gives away 25,000 pounds of food every weekend. now he gives away summer ice cream in exchange for big smiles. >> jesse: that was the juan williams-iest "one more thing" i ever heard. lawn mowers, ice cream trucks and ocean waves? >> juan: i love it. i love it. >> jesse: it keeps getting better. that's it for us. sorry, dagen. "special report" is up next. hey, bret. >> bret: thank you. good evening. i am bret baier. president trump says cost is no object in the effort to prevent deadly interactions between police and civilians. the president unveiling his plan for police reform this afternoon calling for common sense, improvement in accountability and transparency, investment in

juan williams. >> juan: thanks, jesse. sometimes public tensions can lead to interesting art.los angeles. these signs and paintings are appearing on the plywood used to protect stores against rioting. now they have been such a success that local businesses are raising money to help the artists, even as those stores prepared to reopen. all of that good news should put a smile on your face after a tough two weeks. >> jesse: that's pretty good. we should put a fox news logo on them. dana perino. >> dana: jesse, i know you have daughters and i love them. they are so cute. think of the sisters in the u.k. they want to go to mcdonald's so badly with her mama say no because of the expected crowds. so there babysitter gave them these toy cars to take through the drive-thru so they could get their mcdonald's. they were the hit of the place. when you want your mcdonald's, you really wanted. [laughter] >> jesse: that's very cute. what can't michael jordan do? he was in a fishing tournament in north carolina. he hauled in a 442-pound marlin. look at the size of this fish. guess what. i'd

." ♪ >> juan: hello, everyone. am one williams, along with jesse watters, greg got felled, dana perino, and dagan mcdowell. it is 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." we are on day seven of civil unrest in america, protests underway to honor the memory of george floyd, but it comes after more exploitation of the tuition last night. a taking place on american streets, rocking places like new york city and st. louis, bill de blasio acting a citywide curfew that will extend from 8:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. and president trump is under fire and using extreme tactics to disperse white house protesters stressed moments before walking at a nearby church. accusing the president of fanning the flames of discord. >> we hope that so many presidents want to be a healer and chiefs, not a fan or of the flames. >> donald trump has combined george wallace with richard nixon. >> using teargas and flash grenades as a photo op of one of the most historic churches in the country or at least in washington, d.c. we can be forgiven f

thanks, juan.ink democrats run the risk of pointing the polls right now, do you think may be november 4th, they are going to totally reconsider -- was it a good idea for joe to spend four months in the basement? maybe that wasn't such a great use of time. >> dana: and it's not just me that thinks that, a lot of reporting this week, from anonymous democratic sources concerned about democrats being over confident, over secure, they don't have the finger on the pulse and i just want to remind people, we've talked about some thing major, something different every single months, january, president trump beat impeachment, if the election were held today he would win they be in a landsli landslide. june, a month from now we could be talking about some thing totally different. there is still a long time between now and november 3rd. and i think the other thing democrats are really worried about is how are people going to vote? there is a primary in kentucky where you've had very few polling places, a littl

boy, do we need it. >> juan: lawrence?t did you think of seeing president obama come out and talk about structural racism? >> lawrence: i want to hear the president's full comments. it's something that george w. bush released a statement and talked about it as well, a lot of people are on edge about this. they feel like what can they do? i would note the police department through the police chief has tried to implement some reform. he's experienced a lot of push back from the police union there. right? so there's a lot of officers trying to do the right thing and get it done. there's these unions that get in the way of that. so you know, we don't have enough time to go -- i'm sure we'll talk about this from day to day. but there are some solutions on the table. >> juan: jesse, i want to hear your thoughts. so much on the table here. >> jesse: i know we have to be quick. have to pay the bills. it was quite jarring to hear the black president talk about how racist the country is that elected him twice. he was there eight yea

>> juan: not quite.as chris said, people are locked in pro and con on the president and the polls are not good for the president. the question is whether it would shake his base. i agree with chris, unlikely to shake people locked into the president there are some swing voters, some people are still watching and learning. i think for them to hear directly from the former national security advisor and of course trump only hires the best and brightest, right? and now to hear first-hand reports that say he's not competent, he's doing business with the chinese. he's, you know, an easy mark for vladimir putin. making excuses in terms of dictators and lawbreakers in order to help himself get reelected. i think that has to count for something but it goes beyond that, jesse because at this point it's like a mountain of evidence, right? you could listen to what bolton has written in his book. what about what mathis said. what about what tillerson said? what about what john kelly, former chief of staff, said? and

juan williams. you are up. >> juan: hey, josie, do you remember that movie "back to the future"? at this video, take a look. here you go, that is a 24-year-old british man who built a hoverboard and a jet that made marty mcfly come to real life. as you can see sam rogers we created a classic movie moment by harv -- hovering next to a delorean. it is unbelievable. he is a test pilot for an aeronautical company. no word yet whether the new technology will take us back to the future. >> jesse: what were people say again? if you go back to the future, never go to 2020. just get that-year-old together. [laughter] all right, everybody. we will see you back on monday. ♪ >> bret: good evening, and bret baier. breaking tonight president trump calling it the greatest comeback in american history. a much stronger-than-expected jobs report led to a huge day on wall street and the president taking in an extended victory lap in the rose garden. the rebound of the coronavirus inspired temple to post 2.5 million jobs gained in may. and predicted a loss of eight to 9 million jobs yet the unemploy

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juan mentioned mental health.gressman will hurd wrote an editorial a few days ago on "the wall street journal" and pointed out 10% of police calls more than one quarter of fatal police shootings involved person with a mental illness, yet most states only require officers to undergo less than eight hours of training in handling these situations. very often when money is funneled into mental health services like here in new york city with thrive nyc which is run by the mayor's wife, she and the mayor spent a billion dollars on that mental health initiative and couldn't even account for the number of people that helped or even how they helped them. so again, that's what happens with people start talking about, we are going to take money from police departments and move it into social services. new york already tried that experiment. the murder rate 30 years ago was more than six times higher than it is right now. it was only the addition of 6,000 police officers by mayor david dinkins at the time and then the introdu

juan williams. you are up. >> juan: hey, josie, do you remember that movie "back to the future"? take a look at this video, take a look. here you go, that is a 24-year-old british man who built a hoverboard and a jet that made marty mcfly come to real life. as you can see sam rogers we created a classic movie moment by harv -- hovering next to a delorean. it is unbelievable. he is a test pilot for an aeronautical company. no word yet whether the new technology will take us back to the future. >> jesse: what were people say again? if you go back to the future, never go to 2020. just get that-year-old together. [laughter] all right, everybody. we will ♪ >> how dare you. how dare you. how dare you. how dare you. how dare you. >> we begin with a fox news alert. today the nation's capital preparing for its largest protest yet over the death of george floyd. griff: overnight demonstrations remaining mostly peaceful in new yorlouisville, new orleans. pete: several cities under the curfew this as calls grow loud tore dismantle and defund police departments across the united states. wow,

juan carlos: un dÍa que queda marcado la historia como un triunfo.nivisiÓn. enrique: miren estas imÁgenes es de un hombre en palm beach en el sur de florida. gritaba a varios adolescentes, una de ellas una mujer afroamericana le dijo que no merecÍa estar allí. el hombre siguiÓ en un auto a los jÓvenes. ello se asustaron, corrieron a una casa, se prevee que el hombre sea empleado de servicio de ciudadanÍa y de inmigraciÓn. la agencia estÁ investigando y podrÍa tomar medidas en contra de este hombre. en casi la mitad de los estados del paÍs aumentan los casos, despuÉs de una reapertura apresurada. se teme que uno de ellos, florida, se convierta en el nuevo epicentro de la pandemia los estados unidos. andrea leÓn nos trae la informaciÓn. andrea: 23 estados estÁn viendo una tendencial alta en los casos de covid-19, 10 de ellos con nÚmeros rÉcords esta semana. alabama, arizona, california, nevada, carolina del norte, oklahoma, texas y florida han registrado un aumento vertiginoso en el nÚmero de contagios. segÚn cientÍficos del hospital de philadelphia y

juan carlos: ahora se encuentran incomunicadas personas.ue despuÉs de llamar, los detenidos mostraban un comportamiento perturbador que amenazaba la salud de otras personas dentro de las instalaciones. en el mes de abril hubo un incidente, varias organizaciones se unieron para llevar mascarillas a las personas detenidas y a los empleados del centro de detenciÓn otay mesa, pero no les permitieron la entrada. hay organizaciones que buscan ayudar a los detenidos. ahora dicen que estÁn muy preocupados. >> la verdad es que tememos lo peor en estos momentos, por lo que les pueda estar pasando. patricia: el presidente mÉxico andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador fue cuestionado por no reunirse con familiares de personas desaparecidas, en veracruz el mandatario se justificÓ diciendo que debÍan mantener el distanciamiento por la pandemia. tambiÉn le reprochan haber tenido tiempo para reunirse con la madre del "chapo" guzmÁn, en marzo. alejandro: el convoy que transportaba al presidente de mÉxico andrés manuel lÓpez obrador fue bloqueado por decenas de familia

juan: gracias por esa pregunta.nte no existÍa en el Área de lombardi, donde ellos se encuentran porque habÍan hecho un estudio donde la carga viral en general de la poblaciÓn habÍa sido muy baja. me parece, carlos, que por allÍ iba la pregunta porque se hizo viral en internet. carlos: lo que pasa es que hay tantos problemas con informaciÓn con este virus, porque sabemos tan poquito y solamente una persona hecha esta informaciÓn y no ha sido verificada por nadie. hemos tratado de hacer estudios y es muy temprano para que el virus haga una mutaciÓn tan dramÁtica como para no ser electa y volverse como una gripa. sigue siendo tan mortal como siempre y sigue matando grupos de la minorÍa, desproporcionadamente. karla: les pregunto, de quÉ manera se debilita un virus, quÉ hace que se debilite un virus, si ese es el caso? marlon: en lo que se replica el virus, puede haber fallas en esa replicaciÓn, ese código genÉtico le puede ser diferente en cÓmo puede afectar un cuerpo, y de una persona a otra se contagia y ese virus ca

juan carlos: en los Ángeles, juan carlos gonzÁlez, univisiÓn.grande y más confiable del país. con más torres, más ingenieros y más cobertura. disfrutarás la mejor red 5g y los mejores precios. bienvenido a t-mobile, la red 5g más grande. queremos pedirte que lleves la cuenta de los abrazos que no has podido dar, las manos que no has estrechado y las comidas familiares que no han ocurrido. pero piensa que por cada cosa que has dejado de hacer hubo una persona menos que quedó vulnerable, una persona menos que quedó expuesta, y que tú estás ayudando a la salud de tu comunidad. lleva bien la cuenta, porque cuando esto cambie querrás ponerte al día, ¿verdad? ♪ fÉlix: en los deportes un doblete dl uruguayo luis suÁrez no fue suficiente. un triunfo que compromete sus posibilidades de titularidad. alejandro centeno con toda la informaciÓn. alejandro: un placer saludarles con lo mÁs destacado de la informaciÓn. en espaÑa jornada 32 de la liga barcelona enfrentÓ con este tanto de suÁrez el empate llegarÍa por parte del ruso despuÉs mi suÁrez marcarÍa el 2

juan: por eso se iniciÓ un programa para pagar las fianzas. >> asÍ pueden salir por un rato.ealizaban antes de ser detenidas y esperar junto a sus seres queridos. 31 personas han podido salir gracias a este programa. este programa fue iniciado por la organizaciÓn "Ángeles de la frontera", pero se han unido otras organizaciones. la mayorÍa de personas han salido desde marzo a la fecha. >> esta pobre gente estÁ pidiendo asilo, estÁn detenidos y si no pueden salir y esperar, entonces se pueden morir cuando estÁn en custodia. paola: al volver, un ex empleado abriÓ fuego en un centro de distribuciÓn de walmart. las autoridades hacen un llamado para evitar el uso de fuegos artificiales en el feriado. reportera: hablaremos del tiempo cuando regresemos. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ queremos pedirte que lleves la cuenta de los abrazos que no has podido dar, las manos que no has estrechado y las comidas familiares que no han ocurrido. pero piensa que por cada cosa que has dejado de hacer hubo una persona menos que quedó vulnerable, una persona menos que quedó expuesta, y que tú estás ayudando a la salud de

francisco: juan daniel recuerda como si fuera hoy aquella fatÍdica noche, cruzar el río bravo nadando que nos agregaremos porque prenderÍan el aire que la caja del trÁiler. todos fueron colocados en la parte trasera de la caja del trÁiler, dice que tal vez eso lo salvÓ, porque tenÍan acceso poco mÁs de aire a travÉs de las ranuras de las puertas ya que el chofer nunca encendiÓ la refrigeraciÓn de la caja. juan: un muchacho falleciÓ, llevaba una navaja, e hizo unos agujeros en la parte del camiÓn, y de allÍ se pegaba uno un rato respirar un poquito de aire. francisco: el fuerte calor y la falta de aire comenzÓ a causar pÁnico y desesperaciÓn entre todos. juan: se detuvo el trÁiler unos cinco minutos, no prendiÓ nada, y a las dos horas de haber estado esperando fue cuando nos empezamos a sofocar. francisco: los minutos siguientes fueron un infierno. juan: la gente gritaba, perdÍ el conocimiento cuando abrieron las puertas y se fue la gente que pudo, y la que no pudo quedÓ tirada en la caja. francisco: juan daniel no supo cÓmo quedó con vida, pero fue llevado a un hospital donde permanec

juan: claro.us preguntas. ahora con las preguntas de nuestro amigo alejandro fernÁndez que se ha unido a nosotros con esta lucha para mantener a todos informados acerca de la pandemia. vamos a ver la primera pregunta. alejandro fernÁndez: hola, doctor juan. un saludo a todos los televidentes. tengo un par de preguntas que me han estado llegando en el transcurso de la semana. la primera es, es verdad quÉ estamos viviendo una segunda ola de coronavirus en estados unidos? juan: es una buena pregunta. quÉ creen? estamos en una segunda ola? dÓnde estamos? doctor: estamos en la primera ola. algunas paÍses como nueva zelanda pasÓ la primera ola, corea tambiÉn, en estados unidos estamos asÍ. nosotros estamos en la primera. lo mismo que dijo el doctor anthony fauci. por eso dice que no se preocupen en la segunda ola porque estamos en la primera. andrÉs: es una ola grande. no se termina mÁs. tambiÉn creo que la gente se estÁ juntando mÁs, empiezan a haber más casos. tambiÉn vemos que la gente va mÁs a las e

borja: doctor juan rivera, gracias por habernos acompaÑado el dÍa de hoy.momento vamos a poner nuestras esperanzas en esos resultados cientÍficos. muchas gracias. carolina: seguimos con mÁs, mientras tanto, hasta 200.000 personas podÍan morir de coronavirus para este 1 de octubre . segÚn el modelo de una predicciÓn de la universidad de washington, que sigue el gobierno federal, esto se basa en la reapertura del paÍs cuando 18 estados reportan aumentos en los contagios. ahora mÁs de 2 millones de personas se han enfermado, y aproximadamente 100.000 han muerto aquÍ en estados unidos durante esta pandemia. la ciudad de miami pondrÁ en pausa su reapertura, la fase tres, debido al incremento de casos del covid-19. el anuncio lo hizo el alcalde francis suÁrez. el estado de la florida tuvo una cifra rÉcord en un dÍa, cerca de 2800 casos, elevando la cifra de contagios aproximadamente a 80.000. se conoce que las Últimas horas varios jugadores de los calvo es de dallas, los texas de houston, dieron positivo al covid y se me, lo paradÓjico, segÚn el reporte, es que n

juan: centenares de personas ocuparon las vÍas.rdad. juan: nuevos carteles, nuevas consignas, y un nuevo impulso tuvieron las marchas de domingo. las quejas siguen siendo las mismas de hace aÑos. >> las autorÍa es han dicho que mantendrÁn las Órdenes de toque de queda por tantos dÍas como sea necesario. volvemos en breve con mÁs de esta ediciÓn especial. locutor: despuÉs de una pausa. como la muerte de un hombre afroamericano detonÓ el estallido de las protestas en todo el paÍs. pronto podremos volver a celebrar juntos. y a convivir con los nuestros. y volverán nuestros conciertos, y domingos de deportes. pero hoy, desde nuestros hogares, podemos ayudar a nuestra comunidad para cuando estemos juntos de nuevo. ahora es el momento de responder al censo del 2020. minutos de tu tiempo influyen para beneficios como hospitales, escuelas y servicios de emergencia. llena el censo hoy para tener un mejor mañana. dale forma a nuestro futuro. ¿quieres refrescar tu llenacasa sin usar para tener u♪ mejor mañana. aromas abrumadores? prueba febre

patricia: a pesar de ese eventual escenario, juan tampoco ha sentido un gran temor.. patricia: sin embargo, existe un grado de incertidumbre que solo se resolverÁ cuando las pruebas finalicen en diferentes grupos de personas. carlos: los estudios que hemos hecho hasta ahora muestran que el riesgo de recibir la vacuna es prÁcticamente cero. patricia: el doctor carlos del rÍo es virÓlogo, profesor de la universidad de emory y estÁ involucrado en las pruebas clÍnicas de una vacuna contra el coronavirus. carlos: el riesgo, obviamente, pues es que se infecten, ¿no? pero hasta ahorita no vemos algÚn riesgo especÍfico por la vacuna. sin embargo, una de las preocupaciones que todos tenemos es que pudiera... el recibir la vacuna pudiera aumentar el riesgo de tener enfermedades severas. patricia: normalmente el desarrollo de una vacuna puede tardar varios aÑos aunque la presiÓn de gobiernos y organismos de salud y la disponibilidad de millonarios recursos han acelerado el proceso. actualmente hay por lo menos diez vacunas que ya fueron aprobadas para realizar pruebas clÍnicas.

juan carlos gonzÁlez nos informa. mascarilla y dijo que no. >> me preguntÓ si yo querÍa en eso y yo le dije que sÍ porque tenÍa familia que estaba sufriendo. juan: un pasajero se molestÓ porque edgar dijo que siguiera la ruta del gps y dijo que iba a hacer una reporte negativa sobre Él. cuando llegaron al destino las cosas subieron de tono ya que el pasajero se negaba a bajar. lo primero fue un insulto homofÓbico. >> me dijo que me iba a aplastar el crÁneo. juan: edgar le dijo que estaba siendo grabado. a lo que contestÓ. al final de cuenta, el pasajero debajo. edgar reportÓ a sus supervisores el incidente ocurrido y al ver el vÍdeo vetaron al pasajero, pero suspendieron a edgar por poner el vÍdeo youtube. arantxa: vamos a mostrarles las impresionantes imÁgenes de la balacera que se registrÓ anoche en kentucky. una persona que actual momento del tiroteo que dejÓ a un nombre sangrando y tirado en el parque jefferson square. las autoridades buscan al responsable. fÉlix: cuando regresemos, trabajadores agrÍcolas mexicano

dar visa el presidente dijo que no descarta en reunirse con nicolÁs maduro y revocarle el tÍtulo a juanan decenas de heridos y varios muertos, entre ellos un pequeÑo de sÓlo tres aÑos de edad. continÚan los desalojos en los Ángeles, california, a pesar de la moratoria que impusieron las autoridades para proteger a los inquilinos durante la pandemia. ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn: fin de semana, con fÉlix de bedout y arantxa loizaga. ♪ ♪ fÉlix: bienvenidos. faltan 135 dÍas para las elecciones generales de noviembre en las que el presidente donald trump busca conseguir la victoria para un segundo tÉrmino. parte del plan para lograrlo, es limitar la admiraciÓn en el paÍs. arantxa: hoy su secretario interino dice que buscarÁ cancelar el programa daca durante los prÓximos seis meses. no trompetero nos explica que el gobierno estarÍa por implementar nuevas medidas para reducir el nÚmero de traseros que viven al paÍs para estudiar o trabajar. reportero: el presidente donald trump se prepara para firmar una orden ejecutiva que elimina la visa a trabajadores. >> quiere eliminar todo

collective thank you, amy and juan, for having me. it was a moment of elation. many of us have been working years, so this was justice in the making. we cried together and we celebrated. juan: in termsms of this -- this ruling is similar to a 2016 caseg by the court in the of whole woman's health versusus hellller stat in texexas. could you talk about thihis whoe issue of undue burden n that was involved in both the texas case as well as this one? >> yes, so undue burdeden means that lawmakers in the state cannot presentnt a anything that poses an undue or unjust burden to people seeking abortion care. up in texas and the supreme court justices held the same precedent here in louisiana. what that means for people on the ground who disproportionately don't have the resources, they are black and brown people, most marginalized in louisiana, it means that they don't have any blockage in that road. they don't have this blockage -- this law, admitting privileges, to get to abortion services. juan: on the law t that was strk downwn, you estite as muchch as 70% of the

juan: claro. importante.arlo es importante que sepas a quÉ te enfrentas. es por eso que fui hasta el hospital de miami. al llegar te piden que desinfectar las manos, cambies tu mÁscara, se toma la temperatura, te piden llenar un formulario. si tienes algÚn sÍntoma de coronavirus te llevan a bordo de este carrito hasta el ala del hospital donde sÓlo se encuentran pacientes con covid19. todas las otras urgencias son atendidas bajo estrictas medidas en esta sala. >> hemos tomado muchas medidas para poder proteger a los pacientes y para poder proteger a las personas que trabajan aquÍ. tenemos espacio social. mantenemos a los pacientes hasta en los cuartos de espera. dos mantenemos por lo mÍnimo a seis pies. constantemente estamos limpiando en toda la zona donde estÁn los pacientes, incluso, los elevadores. las personas y nosotros estamos limpiando constantemente. todo el mundo tiene una mÁscara. todo el mundo le medimos la temperatura. lo mÁs importante es que cuando un paciente ingresa lo mantenemos en diferente

juan: : that was a long titime coming.rizzo was probably the mostst racist t d most ovevertly fascistt political leader inin e modern history of the north of the united states, a and i lived in philadelphia during his period of time as mayor. he persosonally led charges attatacking black citizens and s police systematically terrorize the black community. for the rizzo statute comes is a real step forward in rewriting the history of philadelphia. amy: we want to thank bree newsome bass for being with us artist and anti-racist activist. ,i am amy goodman with juan ♪ >> thank you for joining us from. from our studio in tokyo, this is nhk newsline. we begin with north korea's latest move to ramp up tension on the peninsula. pyongyang will deploy two military units near the border with the south, one day after north korea confirms it had blown up an

juan: : that was a long titime coming.rizzo was probably the mostst racist t d most ovevertly fascistt political leader inin e modern history of the north of the united states, a and i lived in philadelphia during his period of time as mayor. he persosonally led charges attatacking black citizens and s police systematically terrorize the black community. for the rizzo statute comes is a real step forward in rewriting the history of philadelphia. amy: we want to thank bree newsome bass for being with us artist and anti-racist activist. ,i am amy goodman with juan - [narrator] norman, oklahoma. a city c council meeeeting rereveals a deep divivide. days later, a gay teenager in the town kills himself. the tragedy provokes hahard questions for his consnservative parents and for this bibible-belt community y town. - [man] the bible clearly states choose me or deny me.

. >> juan: dana, again. dana, when i look at the numbers before the show, it said that since the start of june, there have actually been an increase in the rates of infection in 14 states and puerto rico. as i was saying earlier, 109,000 people have died. 1.9 million reported cases of people contracting the virus. so if that's the case and we have these conflicting indicators from the scientist, what do you think? >> dana: i feel like there has been an absolute collapse of the ability of our major institutions especially in public health to communicate clearly to the public. i feel that if they don't know the answers to some think, that that would be more understandable than having these flip-flops. it is like john kerry and the 2004 election, i can keep my head straight. my mom went to the grocery store for the first time in four months today. because she finally had the confidence. colorado is opening. she's able to be able to go. they have to do better job because americans will not stand for this again.

francisco: trump tambiÉn ratifica su respaldo al presidente interino juan guaidÓ. intrusiones de estados unidos a la lucha el gobierno interino del presidente juan guaidÓ. francisco: ahora involucra al candidato demÓcrata joe biden en la controversia. quien ya sostuvo una reuniÓn con el vicepresidente de barack obama en 2015. ambos polÍticos estadounidenses coinciden en poner fin a la dictadura de maduro. mÁs allá de las clara tres, una reuniÓn entre maduro y trump parece reflotar. la idea quedÓ en el ambiente, luego de lo que dijo el presidente estadounidense sobre juan guaidÓ. enrique: ya estoy confundido. josÉ antonio yepes, lÍder del cartel de santa rosa, agradeciÓ llorando a sus hombres por la violencia que desataron en guanajuato, mÉxico, del arresto de varias personas en su entorno. su madre, quien fue sorprendida con miles de dÓlares en efectivo y contra la. tambiÉn amenazÓ al presidente de mÉxico, andrés manuel lÓpez obrador. jesica: asÍ fue la respuesta el cartel de santa rosa de lima, en el estado mexicano de guanajuato. varios vehÍculos enseÑados, tiend

i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez.s hurricane seaeason begins we turn to puerto rico, which was devastated in 2017 when hurricane maria killed at least 3000 people and destroyed much of the island's power grid, leaving many without electricity for months. a new investigation has revealed the puerto rican government issued a $1.5 billion contract to a company for the first large power generationroroject sincece the storm without the proper oversight. the reportrt accusesueuerto ri's elelectric power authority o of giving a an fair advange to w fortreressnergy wh it contracted witthe e company to convnvert two major power statan frfrom operatingng on diesesel o natural gas. the report also accused the island's power company of failing to consider the project's environmental, safety and health impacts, and alternative sources of power like renewable energy. the report was co-authored by ingridid vila biaggigi, who jois now from sanan juan, puerto rico she is president of cambio, a puerto rico-based environmental nonprofit

i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez.re looking now a at the violt police crackdown on ss demonstrations against racism and policerurutali thahat contntue nationwide. a new nenesty ternrnatnal port d duments at least 125 stanceceof police violence against ototeste in n 40tatess anin the dtrtrict cololuma between may 26 and june 5 where fificersespopond to pepeeful protests with unwfwful btingngs, tear gas, and rubr bullet one cas police dallas, texas,hot 26-yr-old blk mabrandon enz witho-called "non-lhal" ammition at peacef protestshatteri his left eye, knocking out several teeth, fracturing his face. a warning to our audience, we are about to show images of graphic police violence. the shooting happened may 30, but police have not disclosed which officer shot him. calls are growing for the dallas police chief to resign. for more, we're joined by brandon saenz for joinining us from shreveport, louisiana, where he has been recovering. his lawyer daryl washington is joining us from dallas where he helped win a 90-day prelim

hi, juan. juan: welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. much to do todaday as an historic weeklong uprising against police v violence continues and curfews are in place across the united states, president trump declared himself the "president of law and order" and threatened to send thousands monday of heavily armed soldiers into the streets. pres. trump: : if a city or stae refuses to take the actions that are necessary to defend e life and proroperty of their residen, then i will do oil the united states military and quickly solve the problem for them. i am also taking swift and decisive action to prorotect our greatt capital w washington,n, c whatatappened inin the city last nighght was a tototal disgrace. as we speak, i am dispatching thousands and thousands of heavily armed soldiers, military personnel, and law enforcement officers to stop the rioting looting, vandalism, assaults, and the wanton destruction of property. amy: while trump spo