i imagine some of you have been to lancaster and are familiar with it. in 1784 lancaster was this tiny community really on the edge of settlement in pennsylvania. but in june of 1744 a group of 250 iroquois indians arrived in lancaster. they were carrying arms, bows and arrows and guns and t tomahawks. they marched through the center of town and this was the quaker colony of pennsylvania. there wasn't even a militia to call out in fear of perhaps an attack from the iroquois, but they weren't there to make war. they were there for a treaty conference. they've been called by the governor of pennsylvania. so they marched through town their leader singing a song of greeting to the people of lancaster. and when they got to the edge of town it didn't take long to walk down main street they built a camp of wigwams and cabins and stayed in lancaster negotiating not only with the colony of pennsylvania but also delegations from the colonies of maryland and virginia as well. the misbecame known as the treaty of lancaster of 1744, and it was one of the more famous

this became known as the treaty of lancaster of 1744. and it was one of the more famous of these meetings that took place on the frontier between colonial government and native american peoples. benjamin franklin at the time that's the lancaster treaty was occurring was working as a printer in philadelphia. he was anxious to hear news of what was going on in lancaster. he wrote to his agent in london, a fellow who sent him books to sell in his print shop and he sent thanks to his agent in london to sow, and he wrote to him and included this description of what was going on in lancaster. a treaty is now holding in lancaster county, a place 60 miles west of the city, between the governments of virginia, maryland and pennsylvania on one side, and the united five nations of indians on the other. meaning the air quality lead. i will and account to have it when printed, as the method of doing business with those barbarians may afford some amusement. that's a pretty condescending statement for franklin to be making about this, right? certainly,

host: ok, jenny in lancaster, ohio. on this idea of limiting term limits for the supreme court of 18 years, some reuters articles we showed you, they report some legal observers, including those who favor term limits, say they must be accomplished through an amendment through the constitution which has been interpreted as requiring life tenure for federal judges and justices. the bill the house moderates are pushing for seeks to avoid constitutional concerns by exempting current justices from the 18-year ruled. those appointed under term limits would become senior upon retirement and rotate to lower courts. russell in massachusetts, hi. caller: good morning. host: good morning. caller: the reason why i am calling, i just want to give the judge more respect than where it's coming from. especially in a -- such a divided transgender society that we live among. i would personally say just let it known, i am a full blood native american. in our culture women are held to the highest respect. they call the shots. so i just wan

the lancaster mayor says community needs plans in place when responding to these types of 911 calls.eyond a doubt that we lack the tools, the resources, the expertise, and the capacity to do this on our own here in the city of lancaster. i need help. we need help. >> after a summer of protests in portland today, a grand jury indicted a man who pointed a high power laser into the eye of a sergeant during a rally, detectives tested that laser on cardboard which caught on fire. after more than 100 days, mayor ted wheeler on police using a type of toxic teargas is still in effect tonight. there are quieter protests as health experts are urging people to stay inside to avoid inhaling smoke or ash because of the western fires, they are now entering the area. >> shannon: thank you very much, three antipolice protesters facing charges tonight after being caught on video harassing and accosting outdoor diners at a pittsburgh restaurant over labor day weekend. we've seen an uptick in these kinds of incidents, so let's talk about the state of unrest in the u.s. spirit within its power panel, fo

amid calls for police reform in lancaster, pennsylvania 13 protesters were arrested after another nightions. they are accused of being instigated and they offer 7 of them set at $30 million. some speaking out say they want a conversation with cops, not violence. >> all we wanted was for our voices to be heard. >> we are not here to destroy things but to protect the people from being killed by police needlessly. >> reporter: protesters there have been continuing after the death of ricardo munoz sunday whose sister called to have her committed for mental health treatment and when police arrived the 27-year-old charged with a knife, the officer shooting and killing the man on administrative leave, the community needs plans in place to respond to these types of 9 one one calls. >> i'm clear beyond a doubt we lack the tools, the resources, the expertise and the capacity to do this on our own in lancaster. i need help them. we need help. >> after a summer protest in portland today a grand jury indicted a man who pointed a high-powered laser in the iowa sergeant during the rally, tested at las

. >> reporter: in lancaster, pennsylvania eight people were arrested following chaotic protests.crowding the streets after police shot and killed a man while responding to a domestic violence call. body can video showing the moments leading up to the officer's firing, appearing to charge the officer with a knife. mayor leslie ward removed the city's police chief ahead of his plan retirement following nationwide outrage over the death of daniel prude in march. >> this emotional look as shown but we have a pervasive problem in the rochester police department, one that views everything through the eyes of a badge and not the citizens we serve. >> police chief single terry was set to retire in two weeks which mayor warren is calling for a federal investigation into how the case was handled. >> the mayor requesting a review of the police department as a whole. >> joining us to react is brandon tatum, thanks for being here, there's a lot to talk about. let's talk about the updated information from rochester, what's your reaction? >> ridiculous this person, the leadership in rochester d

like so welcome now robert associate to professor in the department of sociology at lancaster university and the editor of the book a trump presidency journalism and democracy good of you to join us this is obviously undeniably a scoop for the new yorker at times but just how damaging really is it for president trump especially the image that he tries to project that of a very successful businessman do you think he can reset the narrative and turn this around in his favor. well it certainly is going to be a talking point from the democrats that he's going to have to deal with so it's going to be more than a mile annoyance for him but for the true trump supporters it makes you wonder how much it's going to take for them to jump ship i mean these are these are folks who already don't like to pay taxes and there's a joke that you think you can know are going to happen here taxes and death so you know for them if donald trump can get away without paying taxes and still have buildings with his name on it although some of those are licensed to dismiss their own the buildings. that he is he's s

look at lancaster, pennsylvania.nt and tried to tear down lancaster, fortunately seems as though they won't be successful. look at kenosha, wisconsin. it's no longer portland, seattle, new york and chicago and those wings of the country. it's coming to you, america. todd: dave, let me ask a modification of my earlier question. in light of the fact that now people are clearing outside of the hospital for the cops to die after they were shot, is this now a new front on the war on cops? 30 seconds. >> well, yes. they are not only going after the police officers with their words and blocking the entrance, the streets. but they are trying to get into the emergency room in this case. what's in that emergency room? people who need help getting medical care. not necessarily a pure, but a sterile environment for those doctors and nurses to operate to help people. so they are going after the american community and you are going to pay the price at some point, unfortunately. >> jillian: yeah, not to be lost in this conversation

all right professor overton she joins us tonight from lancaster university professor we appreciate your time and your insights thank you. or here's a look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world a wildfire in northern california is wine country has more than quadrupled in size overnight strong winds have been fanning the flames in napa valley and set ablaze 4500 hectares officials were forced to order the evacuation of thousands of residents on monday at least 5 iraqi civilians were killed when their home in baghdad was hit by a missile the iraqi army said militia groups have been targeting baghdad airport where u.s. troops are stationed meanwhile washington is threatening to pull its diplomats out of the country if tax on american interests continue. a crippling spokesman says that russia is monitoring the situation in the caucasus region of nagorno-karabakh that's where tensions have resurfaced between armenia and azerbaijan a deadly new fighting erupted at the weekend and continued into this monday both sides are using heavy artillery and we have r

all right professor overgrew joining us tonight from lancaster university professor we appreciate your time and your insights thank you. for the u.s. presidential election is now only 5 weeks away and among the millions who are eligible to cast a vote that includes nearly 5000000 native americans and yet only a 3rd of those 5000000 are registered to vote abed is the lowest registration among all wind or groups in the u.s. arcane walls on reservations such as requiring a fixed address to register on means that native americans are often disenfranchised w.'s i mean s. have traveled to the pine ridge reservation in the state of south dakota to speak with those people who are still struggling to have their voices heard come november . this is the heart of the south dakota badlands we're approaching the border of pine ridge reservation home to around 18000 members of the oak lalo lakota tribe. we want to talk to voters here but we're stopped at a checkpoint the guard tells us that because of the threat of copa 19 only residents and essential workers are allowed in we had to show her my pres

darragh gatherer is a biologic and the lancaster university walk into the program bob with this new somber milestone what is the message was the feeling in the united states of america is the sentiment that this could be a long way to go before a vaccine is developed. sure so how to 1st i thought you gave an incredibly empathetic and. eloquent introduction to this this terrible tragedy that in so many people i think is interesting is on the one hand it's a little optimism in that things are changing you know they're much better mass than we have you up to 97 percent protection the vaccine is on the way here we figured work arounds in terms of you know good social distancing better ventilation systems businesses are getting up and going and yet we have this tremendous to cotton i'm here in the northeast in our state from our we've a one percent affection rate we haven't had a guess and july it's been phenomenal because everyone really plays the game right that is they do the social distancing they're wearing the mass they're very respectful they look at the southern part of the united state

joe biden met with union members and veterans in lancaster, pennsylvania and during the discussion he talked about the luke perry service and labor union apprenticeship programs. -- presidential candidate joe biden met with union members and veterans in lancaster, pennsylvania. during the discussion, biden talked about military service and labor union apprenticeship programs. glad. >> we need you to save the world. >> yes, we do. >> you guys are saving the world. you just need help to do it. let's sit down. first of all, thanks for doing it. i want to thank our hosts. is this on? make sure everyone can hear us and stay socially distant. but youome questions, want to make any opening comments? >> i would like to make a comment. my name is frank. i am with the pennsylvania state building trades council. we represent 16 regional councils throughout the commonwealth of pennsylvania and 94 construction unions, which all aspects of construction through the state of pennsylvania, collectively we have about 135,000 construction men and women in the commonwealth who are building major projects

todd: across the country pennsylvania, a judge in lancaster, $1 million bail after unrest in that citye, you talk about california and new york, states like us in new york have largely done away with bail for so many crimes, how crucial our sizable bail amounts for deterring lawlessness. >> they are extremely important, the person who stays in custody, so they do it again and again and again, the other thing is assuring they go to court, without the bail there's nothing over their head but to go back to court. it is important to have these bales and we have proven these no bail systems have been a total catastrophe. the state of california we have people who have gone out with no bail, should still be in jail, shouldn't have been offered bail and they go out and commit crimes again. this is what is happening, this lawlessness in our country and the state of california, out of control and the victims need to be taken care of first and not the criminals. the criminals should not have all these rights, the victims should have the most rights here. todd: we appreciate your insight on these

this is what the blades headline was, leftists charge in lancaster writing to the tune of $1 milliontheir antics don't fly in pennsylvania dutch country, things have quieted down by most accounts, your take on that heavy-handed approach, outrageous and rollback but seems to be quieting things done and these folks are back on the street, hard to come up with that kind of money, fair or not? >> it is fair. they are setting an example for others to know, other states need to recognize this as well where they are having this writing and looting and violence that is going on, this should be a tough on crime measures that should be taking place and thank goodness lancaster is pushing this initiative but let me just say this. i think democrats are soft on law and order. we've seen these mobs for months, weeks on end and the democrats are only just now commenting on it, joe biden just recently commented because it is affecting him in the polls, kamala harris totally on the wrong side of law and order, supporting fund for people to donate to to bail out rioters from jail in minnesota and some

what happened in compton with those officers, dust token arrest and lancaster in pittsburgh, those areoken arrests. those trespassers, it's like a parking ticket. the premise is this. the democrats are worried because the american public is rejecting crime and it donald trump is supporting law and order so this is just a token response, too little, too late. at the tide is turning in favor of the president and the democrats know it. let me tell you one other point. kamala harris, you should be ashamed of yourself. if you went to jacob blake's family's house, go to those officers houses right now and feel sympathetic for those two officers who got shot and ambushed. it's outrageous that kamala harris has not responded and she's a senator from california ♪ >> hannity: all right, hannity.com, we will try to get it out within the hour. is that really the president's signature? >> i'm just here with a hat. i am so glad. i changed your programming tonight. >> hannity: all right, when we come back, the video everyone is talking about. jim cramer calling nancy pelosi "crazy nancy." that's next

sorry. >> you're watching joe biden in lancaster, pennsylvania.ar we find ourselves. it is traditional to meet with labor leaders around the country. pennsylvania, it is his birthplace. you see joe biden there with the leaders of the union. the social distancing. that was a surprise for us. i still have katherine and rachel with me. katherine, i'm sorry for the interruption. on the other point but to watch something like this is a reminder, kamala harris is in wisconsin today and meeting with the family of jacob blake, the black man shot seven times in the back by police in kenosha, wisconsin. joe biden there in what looks like the strangest of settings but that is the new normal and noteworthy that both biden and harris are out. vice president pence is out. we are getting -- not traditional, not the same and getting more of a campaign all of a sudden. >> that's right. post labor day we are and last week seeing the former vice president out on the campaign trail in a way we haven't since the spring. he is doing events in battleground states. the p

joe biden met with union members and veterans in lancaster, pennsylvania and during the discussion healked about the luke perry service and labor union apprenticeship programs.

a judge throws the book at alleged rioters in lancaster, pennsylvania.hree protesters in pittsburgh hit with charges for harassing diners at a restaurant. retired nypd police officer john cummings is with us tonight. he sick and tired of the violence. he is challenging alexandria ocasio-cortez for her house seat. also with us, house judiciary ranking member jim jordan on the vote by senate homeland security tomorrow to subpoena 41 former obama administration officials to testify about their role in the fbi's botched trump-russia probe and the unmasking of trump team members. we've got the names of who they want to subpoena and who they want to testify. also with us former independent counsel ken starr joins us as president trump now demanding that, quote, action must be taken against prosecutors and team members of the robert mueller trump russia team after they were found to have wiped clean dozens of government phones used during the russia investigation. the debate, what were they covering up? were they covering up anything? what was it? plus trump 20

leftist charged in lancaster to the tune of $1 million bail each.s don't fly in pennsylvania dutch country. things have quieted down there by most accounts. so your take on that really heavy-handed approach the aclu says it's outrageous, rolled back. seems to be quieting things down. these folks are not back out on the street. it hard to come up with that kind of money. fair or not? >> i think it's fair. they're setting an example for others to know that -- other states need to recognize this as well where they have the rioting and looting and violence going on. this should be a tough on crime measure that should be taking police. thank goodness lancaster is pushing this initiative. let me say this. democrats are soft on law and order. we have seen these mobs for months, weeks on end. the democrats are only just now commenting on joe biden just recently commented because it's affecting him in the polls. you have kamala harris totally on the wrong side of law and order. she's was supporting a fund for people to donate to to bail out rioters from jail

there will be some rain in northern ireland, the southwest of scotland may be lancaster, but the heaviest western isles. elsewhere across the country, early on sunday morning, it's actually going to be clear for southern counties, the southeast and east anglia. back onto that wet weather then, and notjust rain but also some very strong winds, possibly gusting around 50 mph. now, this yellow triangle indicates where we could see up to 100 mm of rain. so that means it will be very persistent year through the course of the weekend. it will be very persistent here through the course of the weekend. 15 degrees in stornoway, look at those temperatures starting to rise in the southeast — up to 25 in the sunshine in london and 26 and norwich. now, let's talk about the hot weather then. so high—pressure is dominating the weather across europe, the winds blow in a clockwise fashion around the high. so that means any air in here across spain and france is going to be pushed to the uk. it's also hot, dry air. so plenty of sunshine for england, wales, much of scotland too. a bit more cloud and maybe s

you haven't seen no more riots in lancaster, have you. won't as long as they're being held accountable. elizabeth: all right. bernie kerik, thanks for coming on. really appreciate it. >> liz, thank you. elizabeth: coming up white house communications director alyssa farrah on attorney general william barr slamming the covid-19 shut down rules as one of the greatest intrusion on civil liberties ever. big push by president trump pushing for a covid-19 vaccine by the end of the year. are they safe, are they ready? president trump: this is the largest most advanced vaccine distribution effort in american history by far. we're on track to deliver and distribute the vaccine in a very, very safe and effective manner. we think we can start sometime in october. so as soon as it is announced we'll be able to start. safe drivers save 40%!!! guys! guys! check it out. safe drivers save 40%!!! safe drivers save 40%! safe drivers save 40%!!! that's safe drivers save 40%. it is, that's safe drivers save 40%. - he's right there. - it's him! he's here. he'

>>high school which is taking evacuees antelope valley fairgrounds in lancaster for animals and i just spoke to the owner of antelope valley swap meet and they're providing parking for rvs and trailers, those who need safety there you can use their parking lot they also will be serving food. >>christina pascucci reporting for us tonight. >>the sec a live look outside on this monday evening along san francisco's embarcadero blue skies not much clear, although it looks like there's has been a very active year in the tropics so active. we've already gone through the alphabet now we're going to the greek alphabet, you're looking a beta now making its way along the coastline of texas the storm system. >>still a tropical storm right now so not becoming a hurricane it's going to dump a ton of rain it's going to slowly track its way right along the coastline to galveston then finally making its way back up through louisiana, mississippi and places they've already seen a ton of this weather already this >>yeah, they're going to get more we've got more sunshine out around the bay area the last f

. >> former president biden is in lancaster, pennsylvania talking with some labor leaders.et's take a listen. >> he's a pipe fitter and plumber. he got back from being deployed in afghanistan. >> also staff sergeant. my son the major said that's who runs the military. >> i used to be a comm engineer. i served eight years in the army. i'm a veteran. one thing i had -- as i was getting out was being concerned about raising my family. how will i provide for my family. i was able to get into a five-year apprenticeship program. it's awesome. i graduate egraduated. now i'm a full-time journeyman as well. i've been to a lot of power plants. did a lot of work for various contractors involving plumbing to crane operations. it's been so far good. we got to keep the job market, be able to get on those jobs for us to work so we can provide for more our family and spend more time with our family as well too. >> patty here with afg local 1156. again, she works for you too. she works for the people of the united states and -- >> you were in the gulf war? >> yes. i was. i especially listed

what happened in compton with those officers, this token arrest in lancaster, in pittsburgh, those areests, and the mccloskey's, those trespassers, it is like a parking ticket. the premise is this, sean: the democrats are worried the american public is rejecting crime, and donald trump is supporting law and order, so this is just a token response, too little, too late, the tide is turning inhe favor of the president, and the democrats know it. let me tell you one other point. kamala harris, you should be ashamed of yourself. you went to jacob blake's family house, you are the senator from california, go to those officers house right now and feel sympathetic for those two officers who got shot and ambushed, it is outrageous that kamala harris has not responded, and she is a senator from california. >> sean: all right. hannity.com. we will try and get it up within the hour. >> see this hat? >> sean: i do. is that really the president's signature? hat.am here with the i am so glad -- i changed your programming tonight. >> sean: when we come back, the video everyone is talking about, jim c

like so welcome now robert associate to professor in the department of sociology at lancaster university and the editor of the book presidency journalism and democracy good of you to join us this is obviously undeniably a scoop for the new york times but just how damaging really is it for president trump especially the image that he tries to project that of a very successful businessman do you think he can reset the narrative and turn this around in his favor. well it certainly is going to be a talking point from the democrats that he's going to have to deal with so it's going to be more than a mile annoyance for him but for the true trump supporters it makes you wonder how much it's going to take for them to jump ship i mean these are these are folks who already don't like to pay taxes and there's a joke that you think you can know are going to happen here taxes and death and so you know for them if they're not trying to get away without paying taxes and still have buildings with his name on it some of those are licensed to business their own the buildings. that he is he's still a great

he also met in the backyard of a lancast lancaster, pennsylvania, home with three union workers who alsoterans. we've also seen the biden campaign is repurposing an ad that was released earlier in the year relating to biden's support for military families. they are going to start running that ad again this week, as they are looking to further highlight the president's comments. and what this all comes down to is this character argument that joe biden has been making against president trump from the start of his campaign. and the biden campaign is hoping that this, once again, highlights the character divide that they believe exists between the president and biden. and you've also heard biden talking about this in very personal terms as he talked about his own son, beau biden, who served in iraq, as he's talked about how his own son was not a sucker or a loser for going over and serving, as he provides this contrast with the president on this issue. >> joe biden is obviously campaigning more, which means we hear more from him, meaning he has amor of a chance to respond directly to what pr

all right professor overton just joining us tonight from lancaster university professor we appreciateyour time and your insights thank you. folks take a look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world dozens have reportedly been killed or wounded in the 2nd day of fighting between our media and eyes are by sean over the disputed region of nagorno car block the clashes are some of the fiercest in more than a quarter of a century the fighting broke out in an area that lies within arms or by john but has been controlled by ethnic armenians since 1904 war protesters have gathered in barcelona to protest the ruling of spain's supreme court to uphold a decision barring torah from office for 18 months the kettle on separatist was forced to step down as regional president with immediate effect tour had refused to take down a pro independence banner from a government building ahead of last year's general election the media spokesman for the german far right party has been fired after it emerged that he was secretly recorded suggesting migrants should be shot or

now i would like to welcome robert gutsche, associate professor at the department of sociology at lancasterniversity and author, -- the author of the book " trump presidency journalism, and democracy." professor, it is good to have you on the show. this is certainly not flattering to donald trump and his image as a successful business tycocoon. do you think he will be able t o reset ththe narrative here? robert: wewell you k know, joe n his contender really neeeeds something to take donald trump to the mat, but we do not know if this is going to be it. the trump supporters, they do not like paying taxes either. one of the things we know is that two things will happen in life, death and taxes. if donald trump can still get a building with his name on it, for r the average american, that still looks like a great success story. if he is not paying into the tax coffers, that may be part of the price of doing business. biden willll really have to brig thisis hard if he wants to get some steps out of it. brent: do you not think it is gogoing to hit his base of supporters, the fact that he paid th

university is joining us via skype from lancaster thanks very much for your time with us on al-jazeera so when this happens in a clinical trial what are the next steps that health experts of the scientists will be taking. it's important to remember that this could occur is unprecedented partly because of the sheer scale we have nearly $20000.00 participants there on several continents so there's a lot of logistical problems in running it also the sheer speed with which it has to be can you know because of the urgency of getting a vaccine by the target of the end of the year and also finally because the disease that we're trying to prevent with the vaccine is one that produces new symptoms and possibly as many as 3 quarters of the people that contract it so for that reason everybody on the trial has to be under extreme medical scrutiny they have to be tasted very regularly to see whether they have corona virus. shading the virus and not just sometimes because the main or have some symptoms and this means that wallace and things will be picked up in the routine medical screening some may

happened in the state of pennsylvania several buildings cars as well damaged in the rest of the city of lancaster police fired tear gas after the crowd refused to disperse several arrests were made as well the authorities have condemned the protesters the scribing their behavior as violent rioting meanwhile police have released body sunday shooting you may find the following images the stripping. a man armed with a knife can be seen chasing a police served on a sidewalk before being shot dead he was later identified as 27 year old ricardo. police say they had responded to a domestic disturbance call the officer has been placed on administrative leave on local authorities have issued a call for calm. involved shooting has significant impact on a community as we have seen with a large number of individuals gathering in the streets however i'm asking that all reaction be tempered as the investigation is ongoing. i got some reaction on this from law enforcement trainer betsy broughton or smith she believes the police officer involved in shooting in pennsylvania was entirely justified in using lethal

would you like the six people at lancaster who sent johnson a petition, recommend that davis be hanged at 92 feet high. 92 feet. and he guesses? that is so he could hang higher than the evil biblical figure of hayman in the book of esther. >> (laughs) >> we are not even getting to the good stuff yet. what else could you do? how about vanish some of the leaders? why not? at least charles sumner, the senator from massachusetts believed that they should. maybe 500 he reckoned. how he would determine who goes in who stays i really don't know. it would never have gotten that far. what else could you do? we are not even near the end of the list. how about confiscate their property? how about that? yes. starting with slaves. make sure that they did not receive reimbursement for their investments in state or confederate bonds or have their currency honored. what else could you do? how about denied them political power and influence? you could prevent them from voting or from holding certain elective offices. absolutely. now for the last one that i will share with you, and this is kind of my fa

going on a vandalism rampage over it after another fatal police shooting this time of the city of lancaster alling body come video coming up you may find upsetting here it is a man armed with a knife and chasing a police officer down the sidewalk before being shot dead the victim is later identified as 27 year old for carter more knows police said they had been responding to a domestic disturbance call one officer has been put on administrative leave and local authorities have been calling for calm. and police involved shooting has significant impact on a community as we have seen with a large number of thing d.v.d.'s gathering in the streets however i'm asking that all reaction be tempered as the investigation is ongoing. you know you're. right owes her. but you can see for yourself the feeling of anger there the cold following death is enraged b.l.m. activists vandalized police cars on a tight local buildings throwing bricks and smashing windows and turn police resorted to take us to try to get rid of the crowd on the made several arrests law enforcement trying to betsy brad smith told us

the duchy of lancaster, he said the same thing.0 years, the biggest public health crisis in 100 years. no deals about no game, it is about the livelihood of millions across our country. what about uprise trade deal with the us? i know the premise or thinks he has a friend with donald but even he must realise he needs to be able to deal with both sides. this is what nancy pelosi said. "the uk must respect northern ireland protocol. if the uk violates the treaty, there'll be no chance of a us— the treaty, there'll be no chance of a us- uk the treaty, there'll be no chance of a us— uk agreement passing the congress." this is a signal we are sending to ourfriends congress." this is a signal we are sending to our friends and allies around the world. the country known for the rule of law. the country that abides by the law. the country that abides by the law. the country that founded international law. this isa that founded international law. this is a signal we are sending. madame deputy speaker, that is why we cannot support this bill,

about this he's the director of the richardson institute for peace studies and is via skype from lancaster thank you so much for joining us so this is not of the 1st arrests in sacking they've been several mass arrests in saudi arabia in recent years as part of what the kingdom says is its untied corruption drive but just how significant is a removal of the top military command out talkie who's the man was leading the saudi war in in yemen i think it's an interesting removal i think it's symbolic in the sense that it relates to what many of us. as a serious failure in terms of the yemen conflict but i don't think it has so much to do with those strategic errors as a useful by approach the saudi military but contains more. to the. against what some people are calling the purge 2.0 this continued after that to get rid of the well what many see to be the final remnants of dissent against mohammed bin solomon's rule some would argue that's more about cracking down on corruption and assuring that mom had been solomon has complete power and autonomy in in riyadh and across the saudi political sp

they are calling on the mayor of lancaster and the governor of pennsylvania to step in. stu? the death of george floyd is expected to be the most expensive damage bill in history. edward lawrence is here to tell us how much is that damage? reporter: yeah, that damage, the estimates are putting it somewhere between 500 million and $900 million in minneapolis. we're talking about the insured losses this is what is covered by insurance. but those estimates are expected to go up as there is more that is coming through the pipeline for the insurance industry. now the insurance institute, information institute is the one that compiled this data here. they say it could be the costliest. as you know the riots happened not just in minneapolis but across the country. if you look at the history here, in los angeles, in 1992 the riots cost $1.4 billion. that is in today's money. detroit, michigan, in today's money, in 1967, 322 million. in baltimore, maryland, 2015, this is today's money, 26 million. this institute estimating between 500 and 900 million this is just insured losses, not t

there was a shooting in lancaster, pennsylvania. police shot and killed ricardo nunez. his head. i want to know what you think of this and there were protests on this also. what are your thoughts? >> quick thoughts. before i became a lawyer at 24 years of age i was in a shoot-out with a guy who was trying to rob me. i had a six shot revolver. i wound up emptying that revolver? why did i do that? didn't kill the guy but i wounded him. i did it because i wanted to go home as a police officer. you've got nunez here in pennsylvania with a knife coming at police officers. the same man who had done something -- had stabbed four people before that. police officers want to go home to their family. they had a right to shoot this man unfortunately. >> trace: that also had protests. we didn't see any protests in chicago where the violence again went on this weekend, ted. put this on the screen. shooting incidents in chicago this weekend 35. shooting victims in chicago this weekend 53. murders in chicago this weekend 10. final thoughts on this, ted. >> trace, it is out of control i

already very deep wounds of these european countries we spoke to mohammad munir a viral just at lancaster university he says spotting new outbreaks in a timely manner is the best way to fight the virus i think the real testament at this moment with the increased number of cases is that how quickly we can identify these small 'd clusters that are emerging mainly indoors in top restaurants and indoor gathering and quicker we're going to fight these one better we were of 'd 2 not allowing them to merge into an uncontrollable outbreak 95 percent people didn't follow all the regulations put in place and 5 percent don't swallow and those 5 percent and you produced the effort made by the rest of $95.00 i think the emphasis should be and has to be around controlling this infection before it's a proud level of community spread is common and the number of infection would go significantly higher and the capacity in the hospitals would start to bulk up again still to come the russian meddling alarm is being raised again after the us department of homeland security cancels the report ahead of the 2020

was going on a vandalism rampage after another fatal police shooting when this time in the city a lancaster a warning body cam video coming up you may find upset here it is a man armed with a knife chases a police officer down the sidewalk before being shot dead victim was later identified as 27 year old ricardo mourners police say they've been responding to a domestic disturbance call one officer has been put on administrative leave now and local authorities have been calling for calm. involved shooting has significant impact on a community as we have seen with a large number of individuals gathering in the streets however i'm asking that all reaction be tempered as the investigation is ongoing. you know you're. right but i sure am. well as you can see the coal for calm following some death is though enraged activists vandalizing police cars and attacked local buildings to throwing bricks and smushing windows police resorted to tig us to try to disperse the crowd and they made several arrests law enforcement trying a but see this method says the police officer who pulled the trigger in pen

agreement post-independence thanks for teaching without intention left me very clear on that in the lancaster house agreement there was that dream and on the period after which the government would acquire the land and build the fund as would be the british in whatever way it happened and then obviously that didn't happen the reason why we had gone back to this mentality or big corporation without compensation was that the house and land reform was actually carried out that was never the intention even constitutionally because currently we have a constitution that can not only just that farmers have to be compensated in that constitution but 95 percent approval by only bubbling so i think at this stage there's a lot of emotion and a lot of confusion and let's be very clear that different categories of people know black farmer was located in length for example and that was a true form of that is going to be taken aback then that is not going to happen ok so that you do so but to me you know this is this is really tearing emotional free independent from independent there was never in agreement

and cause havoc in pennsylvania following another fatal police shooting this time in the city of lancaster several buildings and cars were damaged in the unrest police fired tear gas after the crowd refused to disperse several arrests were made as well the authorities have condemned the protesters behavior calling it violent and rioters meantime police have released a body cam video of some of the shooting you may find what's coming up next that disturbing here it is a man armed with a knife could be seen chasing a police officer down a sidewalk before being shot dead he was later identified as 27 year old ricardo police say they've responded to a domestic disturbance call the officers now been placed on administrative leave and local authorities have issued generally a call for calm. involved shooting has significant impact on a community as we have seen with a large number of individuals gathering in the streets however a mosque in that overreaction be tempered as the investigation is on go when i. try to see brother smith believes the police officer of old in the shooting there in penns

some were going on a violent rampage after another fatal police shooting this time in a city of lancaster warning you may find the following body cam video of that incident distressing a man armed with a knife to chase a police officer down a sidewalk before being shot dead the victim was later identified as 27 year old record a mourners police say the responding to a domestic disturbance call one officer has been put on an administrative leave local authorities called for calm. a police involved shooting has significant impact on a community as we have seen with a large number of individuals gathering in the streets however i'm asking that all reaction be tempered as the investigation is ongoing when. i was right on. it with. the call for calm fell on deaf ears though and raised black lives matter activists vandalized police cars and attacked local buildings throwing bricks and smashing windows police resorted to tear gas to disperse the crowd and made several arrests a law enforcement trainer smith says the police officer who pulled the trigger in pennsylvania was well within his right.

something completely different another fatal police shooting in the us this time in the city of lancaster and pennsylvania is once again brought people out of the streets in protest them astray descended into violence and body count footage of the shooter in question has been released a warning you may find images distressing a man armed with a knife chases a police officer darla street before being shot dead the victim was later identified as 27 year old ricardo models police say they've been responding to a domestic disturbance call one officer has been put on administrative leave a local authorities have been calling for calm. a police involved shooting has significant impact on a community as we have seen with a large number of individuals gathering in the streets however i'm asking that all reaction be tempered as the investigation is ongoing when i get. my own strong. well the plea for peace fell on deaf ears though and raised black blobs mother activists vandalized police cars and attacked a local buildings police responded with tear gas and made several arrests and law enforcement

several laborade day stops in pennsylvania, one in lancaster, where he met with union leaders and veterans in a supporter's backyard. he also talked with workers about their military service and apprenticeship programs. >> good to see you, man. how are you? good. right over here. >> mining ms. bob. -- my name is bob. >> very good. >> [indiscernible] right. [indiscernible] >> i don't blame you. >> we are happy that you are here. >> so am i. very glad. >> we need you to save the world. >> yes, we do. >> you guys are saving the world. you just need help to do it. let's sit down. first of all, thanks for doing it. i want to thank our hosts. is this on? make sure everyone can hear us and stay socially distant. but youome questions, want to make any opening comments? >> i would like to make a comment. my name is frank. i am with the pennsylvania state building trades council. we represent 16 regional councils throughout the commonwealth of pennsylvania and 94 construction unions, which all aspects of construction through the state of pennsylvania, collectively we have about 135,000 construction