rumors that tomorrow and perhaps into the weekend this can produce a very large demonstration at lincoln park in the nation's capital, just knows this, that statue is very well protected and barricaded by the us park police so this evening we heard the president of the united states weigh in on the controversy surrounding the statue which some see as offensive. >> i can see controversy but i can also see beauty in it and was paid for by slaves. i can understand certain things being taken down but they out to go through a process legally and we take it down and in some cases put them in museums or wherever they may go but these are really rioters and a lot of bad people, they talk about protesters and they are protesters but they are beyond protesters and we are not going to allow it. >> donald trump in his conversation with sean hannity, the pension for illegally pulling down statues is drawing the eye or of washington dc's democratic mayor who says they need to have a reasonable conversation about what to do with the statues and other historical figures and monuments but not letting bob deci

the emancipation statue in lincoln park. norton supports the removal of the statue and urging the park service to take it down and place it in a museum. you see a shackled slave kneeling there at the feet of president lincoln. removing that statue through a process and tearing it down is what nearly happened with the statue of andrew jackson on monday night are 2 different things. president trump vowing strict penalties for people who damage national monuments. promising an executive order by the close of business tomorrow to do it. it would build on the veteran memorial preservation act which provides for 10 years in jail. >> we will consolidate various things. we have arrested numerous people outside of washington. and the fbi is investigating hundreds of people for what they have done to statues and even buildings. they are looking at george washington and abraham lincoln and thomas jefferson. it's not going to happen. not as long as i am here. >> president trump obviously in many cases these people who are tearing down t

tomorrow and perhaps even into the weekend they could produce a very large demonstration here at lincoln park in the nation's capital, just know this in the pictures certainly bear this out. that statute is very well protected and barricaded by the u.s. park police. this evening we did hear the president of the united states finally weigh in on the controversy surrounding the statue which some as you know see as offensive. >> president trump: i can see controversy but i could also see beauty in it and it was paid for by. i can understand certain things being taken down but they have to go through process legally. then we take them down and put them in museums and wherever they may go but these are really rioters and there are a lot of bad people involved. they talk about protesters, and if they are protesters but there are beyond protesters, too. and we are not going to allow it. >> president trump in his conversation with sean hannity meanwhile, drawing the eye of muriel bowser. she says they need to have a reasonable conversation about what to do with the statues and other historical figure

little about the history of this particular statute that statue right there has been part of that lincoln park that's been there since a team 71 the statue itself was put there in $1876.00 commemorating the 100 years of independence for the united states it happened right after abraham lincoln was assassinated in the nation felt it needed to do something frederick douglas himself the most important african-american statesman in the country's history was there and gave this speech as it was unveiled but since then it has been filled with controversy tonight there's a possibility that some folks will show up there and say that they're going to try and bring the statue down that is why that fence has been erected that you see right there around it the president of the united states donald trump has said that he will call out the national guard if he has to and they may be deployed tonight if the protesters. show up he says he will call them out to make sure that they don't let the protesters do that so we're going to be on it we're going to let you know what happens we're going to have producers

we begin with live at lincoln park at the nations capitol. >> jon allis, capitol hill and at the light rain is falling. a statue of abraham lincoln and the freed slave or manson tacks. >> we are a nation of laws. we are a nation of order. we are a nation of regularity and you don't get to go out there and start self-executing to tear down a monument. most of these monuments were placed with the acts of congress with deliberation and they are not torn down because of one person thinks it would be a good idea. jon: the commanding general of the national guard has bordered soldiers on alert to be on standby if needed. >> they won't be successful. united states and the metropolitan police departments and the men and women of the district of columbia national guard to protect these monuments and statues. >> all is calm a few ourselves in a d.c. and richmond virginia. rioters threw fireworks. one bystander was struck with fireworks. the pd says around 10:30 last night a mob was ordered to leave the robberty lee monument. at least one officer was struck. an initial capitol d.c. mayor called f

let's begin with lucas tomlinson who is live in washington's lincoln park with more on the president's order and that's where the statute of president lincoln has sparked new controversy, hi, lucas. lucas: hi, eric, president trump says he wants to give ten years to any vandals who deface or destroy any of the monuments. interior secretary says he wants to see an end to mob violence. >> you don't get to go up and start self-executing to tear down a monument. most of the monuments were placed with acts of congress with the liberation, with careful thought placed into thought by artists and great con people rations to establish them and they are not just simply torn down because some person thinks that's a good idea. lucas: promising more assistance to protect monuments and cutting aid who would destroy the monuments, eric. eric: yeah, lucas, it's unbelievable. it seems to me that they are going after all sorts of monuments, george washington, thomas jefferson as well as abolitionists, people who fought against slavery as well as veterans of world war i and world war ii. what other monum

difficult to track these days, we never know where grady is going to show up, today is live at the lincoln parkra watch, i'm told that one of the zebras here is pregnant, not the best day weatherwise to go to the zoo but many states are seeing dramatic spiking cases, that is not the case in illinois into into the next phase of reopening including indoor dining, theaters and other places like museums and zoos with new restrictions and limited capacity at all of them, none not the best day weatherwise to be at the zoo but a line of people when we arrived, and the left eager parents finding something to do with their kids, when you go to attractions like this you will notice changes, 25% capacity, members opening to the general public on monday, indoor exhibits, they are still closed and you have to wear mask the entire time you are here. the zoo was business as usual in many ways, the animal still had to be taking care of, there were any animals of the human variety visiting them but the zoo was not exempt to many businesses facing the pandemic. the delay of 18 people because of the pandemic. >>

introduce legislation to remove the statue of abraham lincoln standing over a freed slave from dc's lincoln park. even though the statue was paid for by freed slaves in 1876, some say they find a demeaning and here's eleanor holmes morton on fox news sunday. >> i do not endorse vandalism as a way to deal with what we see in the streets, that's what they said people like me too congress for. reporter: as were the four men charged with destruction of federal property one has been arrested so far and will make his court appearance before a district court judge in dc tomorrow. gillian: christina coleman reporting from our la news bureau. thank you. leland: with that we bring in acting homeland security. appreciate you joining us. thank you. help us understand where the president's power starts and stops as a relates to monuments. does this only apply to monuments on federal property or federal monument, how does that work claimant so, the answer for those is yes, but not only. that apartment homeland security defense along with the property we are responsible for hundreds of these monuments. you saw

live from lincoln park where this dance demonstration is under way. >> that man was exercising when police showed up and his explanation did not keep him from getting detand. take a look. that man is right there. he is speaking to the group here. earlier the demonstrators were dancing they said to prove a point and hopefully create change. the dance rally revolution started an hour and a half ago. people planned to walk and dance down the street for about a mile. to the police department. this is all in show of support for molly. last week the police department released body cam video showing officers handcuffing and detaining him. while he was exercising in front of his house. police said they were called out on reports of a man dancing tht street. officers reheesed him with a citation. many people say it's another example of police overreacting to a person of color. earlier today i talked with him. he is overwhelmed with all the support. organizers say it's time for change. >> someone wants to weaponize the police against a black citizen. that can't happen anymore. that needs to be stopp

affluent lincoln park received more lending than every black neighborhood combined. the report also found a disparity in the number of loans, financial institutions, granting four times as many in white neighborhoods than in black or latino. >> these systems exist, that cause the boarded up buildings you see when you drive through hud and the reason why progress has stopped for a lot of these communities >> reporter: the analogies included non-bank lenders responsible for more than half of chicago mortgages. the american banker's association says in part the report failed to reflect differences in home prices so it does not capture banks' commitment to chicago neighborhoods. local activists are urging -- to -- >> prevents these communities from creating generational wealth. >> reporter: tiffany smith who grew up on the south side and purchased her parent's home has made it her mission to help others become homeowners. >> we have to begin talking about how we are going to fix this, and create a system of equity within our city, within our state, and within our country

protesters today planned a dance from alameda's lincoln park to the police headquarters, beginning at 4:00 p.m. >>> the time is 4:35. protesters say city officials don't really understand if racism exists in their city. >> if you are black, if you're brown, if you're yellow, if you are anything different from white, you will get mistreated at some point in your life. this is even in the small town of lovely healdsburg. >> most of the city council said it was not necessary to have the discussion about police use of force because it is not a problem in healdsburg. the protests in the downtown plaza yesterday said there were signs posted. people talked about the racism they say that they have experienced in healdsburg. >> within school districts, or just walking down the street, in your jobs, it's everywhere. it's anywhere and everywhere. >> i certainly apologized for not being in touch with of the way that people were feeling at the moment. that was certainly a misstep. >> the city council is now changing their course. they will now hear from the police chief and the community about pol

weighs supposed to be last night and now perhaps ainsley tonight in lincoln park. florida's g.o.p. congressman and national guard colonel michael waltz joins us now. michael, what's your reaction to all of this monument talk? >> you know, in this case for the lincoln monument, the emancipation monument cancel culture has now just become ignorant culture. this is not a confederate statue. this was a celebration after the civil war of the emancipation proclamation. actually this statue in lincoln park was the national lincoln monument before the current lincoln monument was built. and it was what is so amazing about it is the money for it was raised by freed black slaves by emancipated black citizens. the first $5 was dedicated by a woman from virginia, charlotte scott. it's the first $5 that she earned as a black woman. there was a massive parade led by the dean of howard university law school. frederick douglass gave the keynote speech. this was an incredible national event. and i don't see how in any way it's any way possible that this left wing group then gets to

cbs' chip reid reports from washington's lincoln park. >> reporter: 12 blocks from the u.s. pitol stands a statue of abraham lincoln, the emancipation proclamation in his hand. dedicated in 1876, it was paid for by african americans, but designed by an all-white committee and has long been controversial, not because of lincoln but because of the subservient position of the enslaved african american man kneeling before him. >> here, we have a man who is clearly being demeaned. st marcus goopolitical activist marcus goodwin started a petition to have the statue removed. >> he's in shackles. he's not even clothed while the magnanimous emancipator abraham lincoln is showed standing above him well dressed with his arm extended. >> reporter: protesters have gathered here for days and some have threatened to tear it down, just like so many other statues they call symbols of white supremacy. police have built barriers to protect the statue from a violent end. >> they're agitators and anarchists. >> reporter: on fox news last night president trump threw down the gauntlet at those who

emancipation monument in lincoln park. 1876 depict president lincoln freed slaves.sters are unhappy with the way things are. individual for the victims of stabbing attack that left three dead. so far, authorities charged 25-year-old man with three counts of murder, united kingdom counterterrorism department is leading the investigation right now. the man was placed on a watchlist in 2018. now back to life, liberty and within. ♪ mark: welcome back. we've covered half of the problem. maybe more than half. t there's many parts of the problem but that academia. in big what is ideological sort of brainwashing that's going on how it affects the entirety of society. the other half is the media and there's nobody better, tim gross is professor of economics, chair of the market is center and he's written a fantastic book not even cited in my book, it's called left turn, how liberal media distorts the american mind. in part, here's what he says. it happens when our view of the world is filtered to the minds of such a liberal group. demonstrate using objective scientific metho

lincoln park was developed right after the civil war as part of pierre l'enfant the regional 191791 plan but then after that in 876 let me say that again 876 they put this statue up because they wanted to honor abraham lincoln after he was assassinated since then there has been some controversy and now the controversy is that some are arguing the statue should be taken down let me be a little more specific with you eleanor holmes norton who is the representative to our nation's government from washington d.c. is arguing that the designers of this emancipation statue did not take into account the views of african-americans therefore the statue should be moved to a museum that's what she says and some would argue the problem with this is the fact that african-american man is kneeling before abraham lincoln now go ahead and widen the shot out here's what's going on we expected there were many people though i'm sorry nick widen it out in other words pull back so so we could see what's going on around

eleanor holmes norton she tweets out the designers of the emancipation statue in lincoln park in d.c. didn't take into account the views of african-americans it shows blacks who fought to end enslavement that's why i'm introducing a bill to move this statue to a museum now one of the interesting things rick is that there are protesters they're going to be coming here tonight at 7 pm there is a chance for severe weather to happen but it's expected to be pandemonium where they want to actually bring down the statue and that's where president trump is called in the d.c. national guard to protect a lot of these monuments however the big caveat is that they're not going to be armed they will be on arms national guards men but the other caviar here is what's interesting and researching this statue is you actually have a nother replica of the statue in boston the exact same statue of abraham lincoln showing him again freeing the slaves holding the emancipation proclamation in his right hand and you have the mayor mayor marty walsh he is actually considering removing the statue and boston as

congresswoman holmes norton she has brought forth legislation to move the emancipation memorial from lincoln park here in d.c. to a museum you also have the mayor of boston who has the exact same replica that emancipation morial in boston he is now considering taking not taking that monument down and also putting it in a museum as well reporting outside the capitol there and fronsac. and german fin tech company wire card is under fire today and some $2100000000.00 u.s. dollars seem to have vanished from the company's books for those here in the u.s. wire card is similar to the popular vento app which users can transfer funds back and forth or comparable to twitter founder jack dorsey square used to process vendor sales now wire cards users in the u.k. found their accounts frozen unable to access their money and now the financial conduct authority is jumping in so here to fill us in on all the details host of news with rick sanchez rick sanchez all right rick what is going on over there in the u k. well know this is germany that we're talking about germany is a disaster right now germany is a fina

the statue down last thursday evening but once police got wind of it they were there right in lincoln park putting francis up protesters added up not meeting thursday they ended up meeting back again friday at 6 pm vowing to take it down but still those fences remain up throughout the weekend you also had u.s. congresswoman for d.c. congresswoman holmes norton she has brought forth legislation monella in order to move that emancipation a morial to a museum you also have the mayor of boston who in his city has the exact same replica of that emancipation loreal he is deciding whether he will take out the statue down in the city of boston for now reporting outside the capital fair and fronsac party. and seattle's so-called chop occupied zone broke into chaos after crew members arrived with heavy operating equipment to take down as the crew members were kicked down the trying to carry out demonstrators resisted forcing the construction crew to stop working many demonstrators even laid on top of some of the makeshift structures as a sign that they will refuse to leave and in related news over i

one more note on the emancipation statue in lincoln park on capitol hill. is is the plaque on that statue. it says "it grateful memory of abraham lincoln, this monument was erected by the western sanitary commission of st. louis, missouri with funds contributed solely by emancipation sit -- by emancipated citizens of the united states declared free by his proclamation, january 1, 1863." that is that statue eleanor holmes norton was talking about. christopher from orangeburg, south carolina on the line for those who support the recent actions. go ahead. caller: good morning. i am a history teacher, i'm a historian. i do support the statues being removed. host: why is that? caller: there are a couple of reasons. i will try to be quick. the first is you cannot teach history through a statue without conceptualization. if i show you a statue and do not tell you anything, the only history you will learn is somebody decided whoever that was needed a statue. the other big reason, especially with these confederate monuments, is they were built about 70 years after th

is the day, also, that protesters have said they would toppled the statue of abraham lincoln in lincoln park it depicts abraham lincoln standing over a freed. some people say it's very paternalistic and that the is kind of in a kneeling position. it has been controversial for a long time. others say that's not the accurate depiction, some say that the freed slaves in a position to actually rise up. it's almost like a sprinter in the blocks getting ready to take off, as if to symbolize his freedom from the abject miserable state of slavery. working with the police to take that statue down, if legislation that she has introduced in congress fails. she has stayed in the statement that the statue has been controversial from the start. it's time it was placed museum. muriel bowser, who does not have preview because its federal land, also seems inclined to say that that statue should come down but she doesn't want it done by an angry mob. >> this is what i think we all need to do with statues, have a reasonable conversation on statues and other references to historical figures. >> melissa, all qui

hundreds of people gathering in lincoln park last night demonstrating against emancipation memorials,atest, lucas. lucas: i think a thunderstorm is about to roll through. interior secretary said no more monuments are coming down on his watch. >> we-- they are not simply torn down because a person thinks it's good to rip out our history. we won't allow it. i can't allow it. the laws that we have for park service say that we need to conserve the monuments for future generations. lucas: the president's executive order strengths laws dealing with vandals and cutting funding for those who fail to protect them. he's also calling for a 10-year prison term for a vandal destroying monuments. the commanding general national guard says soldiers are on standby if needed. >> we don't expect anything that we can't handle. we are in direct support of the united states park relief, metropolitan police department and together we will protect the monuments and statutes. lucas: dc's mayor says she doesn't want to see any more monuments torn down. >> we all need to do what to do with statutes is have a r

yes, these are symbols, but there are ways, when i lived in washington, d.c., we had lincoln park where a statue was erected by descendants of slavery and now mobs are threatening to tear that down today. these things need to be protected. >> melissa: jillian? >> i think when it comes to statues, the bottom line is americans should not and cannot tear down monuments not because of who they represent but these monuments really belong to all americans. there is nothing wrong with a new generation of people having a wreckoning and re-considering what represents their values and america the best. no law says every statue must stand for all time. but there is a process that must be followed to have them row moved. there was a conversation about moving some. monuments in washington inside museums. it has to be done lawfully but otherwise the law applies unequally to different groups of americans. that creates more problems as we move forward to try to reckon with racial injustice. >> melissa: the founder of bet will be on with me in the next hour on "outnumbered overtime." you are not necessa

." >>> a statuette washington lincoln park is causing controversy with lincoln showing the emancipation proclamation and his hand standing over a kneeling blackmon. the police are protecting the statue but protesters denounce it and want it gone. but some say that freed black americans actually pay for it to be built and that it is a piece of art worth preserving. >> this statue is a part of african-american history. this statue was paid for and conceived by black people. >> we have no reason to be ashamed. >> those that opposed the statue say it was designed and the scoping process done without the input of blacks. the controversial staff you see is the statue is replicated in ston and the monument has been targeted in the recent weeks. >>> the house approved a measure to make washington dc of 51st state but unlikely to make it past the republican-led senate because it would mean giving the largely democratic region of voting representative in the house along with two u.s. senators. >>> the minneapolis city council is advancing a plan to dismantle the police department. the resolution

introduce legislation to remove the statute of abraham lincoln standing over a freed slave from dc's lincoln parkven though the statute was paid for by freed slaves in 1876 some still find demeaning as it depicts kneeling at lincoln's feet. norton encouraged people to deal with frustration over statutes in a nonviolent way. >> we would hope that we would be given the opportunity to do this in regular order because you have a congress in the house of representatives that is showing willing to do it. i do not endorse vandalism. that's why they send people like me to congress for. christina: also in an effort to stop violence and vandalism president trump signed executive order calling federal authorities to prosecute anyone who vandalizes monument or statute to the fullest extent of the law, arthel. arthel: meanwhile congress wants to make a good point. you have to do this in orderly fashion, no doubt, vandalism not allowed. christina coleman, chris, thanks. eric. eric: arthel, ahead mixed results in congress on passing bills to make police more accountable, will anything get to the president's des

s lincoln park. some find it demeaning as it depicts a slave kneeling at lincoln's feet.s d.c. at large council candidate marcus goodman on fox news. he started to petition to get the statue placed in a museum. >> most people who see that, especially of our generation, see someone being degraded, demeaned and don't see fair or equitable representation in society for african-americans. our most disenfranchised groups have been subject to this kind of representation in our public spaces. >> reporter: also mississippi is on the verge right now of having the confederate battle emblem removed from its state flag. right now, right this second, the senate is there debating this issue. today the mississippi committee reportedly passed a bill to have the emblem removed from the flag, and the governor has said he would sign that bill once it reaches his desk. and mississippi is the last state in the entire country with a state flag featuring the confederate battle 'em e policewomen. it's been a -- emblem. it's been a source of controversy there for years. jon? jon: christina colema

. >> as the protesters marched back toward lincoln park, they clashed with police. >> we were told that the park at 11:00 at night. at 5:00, the police started beating people up. >> we want the park! we want the park! >> hey. hey, hey, hey. >> they disperse into the streets. >> i'm giving you one more warning. >> one more. >> clear this street. >> and this is the first melee of many. >> whole bunch of them picked me up and dragged me, beat me, put mace in my face. >> how did you get that blood? >> i came over to get a picture, squirted me with mace. >> he clubbed you? >> and he clubbed me. >> a democratic convention is about to begin in a police state. there just doesn't seem to be any other way to say it. ♪ (vo) love. it's what we've always said makes subaru, subaru. and right now, love is more important than ever. in response to covid-19, subaru and our retailers are donating fifty million meals to feeding america, to help feed those who now need our help. its all part of our commitment to our communities through subaru loves to help. love, it's what makes subaru, subaru. sfrench fry.

to show support for molly watkins protesters today plan to dance from the alameda lincoln park to the police headquarters beginning at 4 p.m. >>> more rallies today here in the bay area. for social justice. yesterday in san francisco demonstrators held a different kind of protest. going down steep san francisco streets . skateboarders and bicyclists went to twin peaks and then the embarcadero . along the way skaters of all skill levels were invited to join them . >>> in a separate san francisco protest high school students in the bayview marched to demand defunding the police department. the march began at the bayview upper house and went up to 3rd street to the police headquarters. demonstrators had six demands, including stopping the gentrification of black and brown communities and ending what they call the over policing of those communities. >>> health officials in berkeley saywho took part in recent protests should be tested for the corona virus . the health officer, dr. lisa hernandez, is advising demonstrators to be tested about 7 to 10 days after the event, whether you are sym

in washington, d.c., where people are calling for the removal of the emancipation memorial in lincoln parklive on the ground with the latest. >> good to be with you my friend. i can just say this. early on in the protest talking about several weeks now, we have seen massive crowds, and seen some pretty lean crowds. going to step out of the camera so you can see just how lean the crowd is here tonight. this is the second consecutive night where a number of protesters said they would come, they did show up at least in sweats, a relatively small number right around 6:00, there were some speakers, a bit of conversation, some of it heated but as you see here tonight, a relatively quiet and sparse crowd. that doesn't change the idea behind the gathering. a lot of people very strongly that they want to remove the statue but i can tell you this, i also spoke to a number of people who said listen, leave that statue where it is if you want to put up another statue, if you want to have a conversation about whether it belongs in a museum or right where it is, we can have that conversation but tearing

in washington, d.c., where people are calling for the removal of the emancipation memorial in lincoln parkkevin corke live on the ground in washington with the latest. kevin? >> good to be with you, my friend. i can just say this. early on in the protest -- talking about several weeks now, we've seen massive crowds and we've seen some pretty lean crowds. i'm going to step out of the camera so you can see just how lean the crowd is here tonight. this is the second consecutive night that a number of protesters said they would come and they did show up, and she had a relatively small numbers around 6:00. somebody needed, as you see here tonight, a relatively quiet crowd. that doesn't change the idea behind the gathering. a lot of people feel very strongly that they want to remove this statue. i can tell you this, i also spoke to a number of people who said, listen, leave the statue where it is. if you want to put up another statue, wherever it belongs, in the museum right where it is, we can have that conversation. but tearing it down is not something they will allow. let me step out again. a

affluent lincoln park received more funding than every black neighborhood combined.eport also found a disparity in the number of loans, financial institutions gaining four times as many in white neighborhoods than in black or latino. >> these systems exist that cause boarded up buildings you see when you drive through hoods. the reason why progress has stopped for a lot of these communities. >> reporter: non-bank lenders were responsible for more than half of chicago mortgages. the the american bankers association says in part that the report failed to reflect differences in home prices so it does not fully capture the commitment to chicago neighborhoods. local activists are urging congress to loan more to minority communities. >> it creates these communities from creating generational wealth. >> reporter: this woman has made it her mission to help others become homeowners. >> we have to begin talking about how we're going to fix this and create a system of equity within our city, within our state, and within our country. >> reporter: hoping one day that neighborhood

protesters say they will dance from alameda's lincoln park to police headquarters starting at 4:00 thisallies for social justice are planned for today in the bay area. demonstrators held a different kind of protest yesterday down some streets's emphasis go. skippers and motorcyclists gathered and eventually rode their raid to the embarcadero. they encouraged skaters of any skill level to join them along the way. in a separate protest, high school students took to the streets to demand defending the police department. the march began in the bayview opera house, went up the street to police headquarters. the demonstrators had a list of six demands which included stopping the gentrification of black and brown communities and putting it into what they called the over policing of those communities. health officials in berkeley are urging anyone in that city who has been taking part in recent protest to get tested for covid-19. the city's health officer art is telling devotees to get tested about 7 to 10 days after the event whether they are symptomatic or not. the doctor also suggested the p

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demonstrators are demanding several statues be removed including the emancipation memorial in lincoln parkuthor, of a great op-ed. georgyou are at american enterpe institute, you do a lot of thinking. i want to ask you about what is happening in our cities. urban unrest is exploding everywhere, people do not feel secure and as tucker carlson said last night, people who live in a city are thinking, why don't i moved to someplace safe or? >> yeah, that's right hand for very understandable reasons people are focused right now on police departments and defunding the police and all of that but what's really happening here is you are seeing a result of a lot of decisions made over time by mayors and city councils that have made cities difficult places for people to be especially low income and middle income people, they've been priced out of neighborhoods, poverty is more greatly concentrated in cities now because of the way cities have basically redlined themselves by prohibiting new buildings so people in cities have been frustrated about a number of things and you layer on top of that some ba

protesters say they planned a dance from lincoln park to police headquarters starting at 4 pm this afternoon . >>> protesters also going today thing that facebook's websites discriminates against minorities and is gentrifying the south bay . it also criticizes amazon for giving law enforcement facial recognition software . earlier this week amazon announced a one-year moratorium on police using that technology . >>> these contract county fire district has a new policy . firefighters will no longer go into a burning building unless it is absolutely known that a human life is at risk . the fire district is artie down to just three stations, all because of a lack of funding, now the chief brian hellman says he is taking action to preserve his firefighters and firefighting capabilities with the resources available to him . >> for now as a general manager fire chief, i need to be as responsible as i can with the revenues we have to live within our means and create the safest environment for our neighbors . >> we are supporting the fire chief in his decision. obviously it's not what we signed up f

protesters vowing to tear downs the emancipation memorial in lincoln park tonight. this comes as president trump is expected to sign an executive order to protect federal statues and monuments. meantime, wisconsin democratic governor tony evers has also called in the national guard after protests turned violent. we're covering this from all angles. in a moment, i'll speak with mike johnson and mike tobin has the latest on protests in wisconsin. first, to lucas tomlinson. his reporting live from lafayette square in washington d.c. lucas? >> good afternoon, trace. all is calm in front of the white house. 400 national guardsmen from washington d.c. are on standby just in case. so far they have not been deployed to the monuments in the nation's capitol. d.c.'s mayor called for peace and says she doesn't want to see anymore monuments torn down. >> this is what i think we all need to do with statues. have a reasonable conversation on statues and other references to historical figures. not have a mob decide that they want to pull it down and certainly not destroy anything

in the meantime, we're focusing on something they're planning to do in lincoln park, washington d.c. later on today. they're targeting a statue of abraham lincoln. but it's not just because it's lincoln. it's how he is depicted. they want to tear that sucker down. the u.s. interior secretary says don't even think about it. he's here next. where will you go first? wherever you may go, lexus will welcome you back with exceptional offers on exceptional vehicles. get zero percent financing and make no payments for up to 90 days on all 2020 lexus models. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. hold on one second... sure. okay... okay! 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's right here. - hi! - hi. hey! - that's totally him. - it's him! that's totally the guy. safe drivers do save 40%. click or call for a quote today. and still going for my best. even though i live with a higher risk of stroke

. >> reporter: efforts are underway to get the emancipation memorial statue removed from lincoln parkme find it demeaning as it depicts a slave kneeling at lincoln's feet. here's d.c. council at large candidate marcus good planet on fox news. -- goodman, he started a petition to get it place9 -- placed in a museum. >> most people see someone being degraded, someone being demeaned and don't see fair or equitable representation in society for african-americans. our most disenfranchised group, groups have been subject to this kind of representation in our public spaces. >> reporter: despite peaceful efforts for changes to controversial statues and symbols, there's still vandalism and violence. four men are now charged with trunks of federal property for allegedly -- destruction of federal property for allegedly trying to tear down an a andrew jackson statue in lafayette square last monday. one of the four suspects was arrested. he will make his initial court appearance before a district court judge in d.c. tomorrow. >> but when violence erupts and when people try to bypass that process a

. >> and finally, what is the emancipation statue in lincoln park, and why would you want that taken down? >> the emancipation statue depicts a slave kneeling at the foot of abraham lincoln. it is just the kind of depiction that has led to the -- the segregation and the denial of full equality for the -- for the african-americans in our country. now i don't want these statutes, even the most notorious of them simply taken down. i want them put in a museum, and i want that statue put in a museum. we need to learn from our history. the way is not to destroy it, put it where people can see it and learn what it stood for and how far we have come. >> congresswoman eleanor holmes norton, delegate for the district of columbia. do appreciate your time this morning. we'll take to you down the road. >> thank you. >>> earlier today, president trump welcomed polish president duda to the white house. this is president trump's first foreign visitor to the white house amid the coronavirus pandemic. the two were getting ready for a joint press conference in the rose garden. we take you there now. you

cate: lincoln park is primarily young professionals. lemonis: so 25 to 40? katelyn: yeah, 25 through probably 40. lemonis: this is a good example of what got you in trouble -when you opened stores. -lady: yeah. lemonis: if you're picking what you described, you picked the wrong location. this is not the neighborhood for the demographic you're looking for. i want to go through the store and figure out what won't sell here. 25 to 40 years old. let's be aggressive about it. right now, we're getting rid of everything that doesn't work for our demographic in the chicago market. after we get a handle on chicago, we're gonna do the same for dallas and san francisco. amy: what do you think about this? -lady: no, hate it. -amy: hate it? lemonis: 25 to 40? yes or no? cate: i think they're too old-looking. -lemonis: yes or no? -tasha: yes. but i think we should be choosier on the colors. [ shoes clatter ] lemonis: this is basically a room full of mistakes and desperate buying without a plan. there is so much wasted inventory and so much bad product in here. this is why

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protesters say they are going to tear down the emancipation statue in lincoln park. yeah. they are setting an appointment to tear it down. they will be there, they say, at 7:00 eastern. the national guard on the way. >>> remember when joe biden struggled to answer how much he really knew about the michael flynn case? well, we will remind you. watch this. >> i know nothing about those moves to investigate michael flynn. i thought you asked me whether or not i had anything to do with him being prosecuted. i'm sorry. i was aware that there was -- that they had asked for an investigation but that's all i know about it. stuart: all right. newly uncovered fbi notes show just how much biden weighed in on the case. not looking good. we're on it. we will deal with it next. and right now, is a time for action. so, for a second time we're giving members a credit on their auto insurance. because it's the right thing to do. we're also giving payment relief options to eligible members so they can take care of things like groceries before they worry about their insurance or credit card b

gillian: lucas, live from lincoln park. thank you. leland: all right, we bring in the radio talk show most. good to see you. we didn't plan it this way. over your shoulder is the statue of wade hampton who sits outside of the state house in south carolina. where does the debate lie in the south about these statues coming down? and how much, if any, force has been excertificaerted to bring n and how much force exerted to keep them up? >> today is the day that south carolina celebrates our victory over the victory. and this was a general during the time. con if he had rassy, but on the same state house grounds you cannot see in the site behind me, a monument to an astronaut killed in the challenger disaster. there's a lot of honoring of history from every era and folks from every race and background. there's been tension in south carolina, in certain cities, name had i charleston over certain statues dating before the time of the civil war, but in south carolina we have laws in the books to effectively protect the monuments in the state