artie's there on cost arrival we can get some analysis now acting from the independent journalist martin summers who joins us good evening to you martin herring today that pro and anti-government protests in the streets are you concerned that this could sort of descend into clashes between basic groups. would not last that everything is gone peacefully chabot storage the days of positive. the there's been you know this is a disputed election people go. strong views. and i think the fact that everything are looking at the pictures now for the fact that everybody used to be in a peaceful fashion is is so to be applauded really what do you make of the pro shanker rallies that are paid today it's taken a while hasn't it and are not sure of the numbers tell you but you said would you think it be more coming in to support him well it's hard to tell from outside what the exact line of the land is in terms of who's got what support puts the you know there's been a continued you know there's going to be different views on this clearly has been in power for a long time the younger generation a bit unhappy

careless get the opinion of independent journalist martin summers now he joins me on the line martin good afternoon to you we heard there from our correspondent increasingly becoming politicize this story i mean it can take any dire turn at this point now a lot will depend on what the german doctors have to say. how do you think this is going to pan out for example if it turns out that he was poisoned. well we can't assume that he was 1st of all secondly if he was you've got to think about he's got a motive for doing this and the the obvious motive as suggested by your correspondent there is it's some acts of of the state in russia. now there's a there's a narrative of developing about this that's being developed for some years now about the russian state poisoning people and also assassinating people at the cessna parsnips sort of. name sort of of course with the somebody was convicted of that's the police in moscow did a pretty good job of trying tracking down what happened there although it was never clear who would actually given the order for the assassination. and a political s

explain in detail the labeling criteria still waiting for their response independent journalist martin summers told us the truth is labeling policies intertwined with the global political situation. i think there's an awful lot of politics involved in this as we know twitter and the other social media giants are coming under pressure from all sorts political causes about what kind of policies they pursue who they allow on their sites what sorts of labeling they gave to people who appear on their sites what is probably signaling is this increase in discrimination and effectively censorship is because the political situation internationally is becoming more and more stretched and were moving closer and closer confrontations and it's a it's you know it's a rather worrying sawing of 'd less this kind of develop. the british government says that it won't be using $50000000.00 facemasks it bought for medics during the pandemic because of concerns they might not be safe the admission a spark calls from the opposition labor party for an urgent inquiry into their contracts for essential supplies are ha

explain in detail the labeling criteria still waiting for their response independent journalist martin summers told us twitter's labeling policy is intertwined with the global political situation oh i think there's an awful lot of politics involved in this as we know. on the other social media giants are coming under pressure from all sorts political causes about what kind of policies they pursue who they allow all. sorts of labeling they gave to people who appear on their soil what is probably see. is this increase in discrimination and effectively censorship is because the political situation internationally is becoming more and more stressed and with moving closer and closer. and it's you know it's a rather worrying sort of 'd less this kind of develop you won't see me but then you will see him in a few seconds when he's annoyed. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. come back the british government says that it will be using 50000000 facemasks that it's bought for medics t

to explain in detail its labeling criteria we are awaiting a response independent journalist martin summers told us that twitter's labeling policies intertwined with the global political situation. i think there's an awful lot of politics involved in this as we know. which are on the other social media giants are coming under pressure from all sorts political causes about what kind of policies they pursue who they allow all. sorts of labeling they gave to people who appear on their soil what is probably see. is this increase in discrimination and effectively censorship is because the political situation internationally is becoming more and more stressed with moving closer and closer. and it's you know it's a rather worrying sort of less this kind of developed. meanwhile the u.s. department of state issued a report wednesday accusing russia of a disinfo mission a propaganda campaign employing various methods including kremlin controlled news to push forward their agenda. closer look 3 months until the election a virus cool seeing through the country an ailing economy and a future without tec

in berlin say they are running extensive task to establish what's wrong with no bali or less martin summers says it's too early to jump to conclusions. well obviously if it's a case of poisoning there's going to be an awful lot of press policing boy western politicians and others but of course it's not clear who would have done the poisoning who has access to alexina boundary it will be zone entourage his own entourage maybe even working with intelligence agencies in the west to create such an incident as we're now seeing now that sounds farfetched but it isn't really if you know the history of nato special operations going back many decades that doesn't mean that they did it and it doesn't mean that the russian state did it and it's not even clear that this is a poisoning so we think everybody needs to take a deep breath and think very carefully about the damage that can be done by wild allegations. belorussian opposition leaders atlanta to one of square has said she will not run for president again if the government agrees to a rerun of the disputed election about has now led to almost 2

martin summers independent journalist right on broadcast on eastern europe thank you for your time thank you. now lebanon's entire cabinet including a prime minister has resigned following last week's devastating explosion in beirut mass protests have been held every day since people have been demanding accountability for the $150.00 plus death and destruction caused by the blast our correspondent paula slayer reports from the area. situation here is becoming more and more unruly behind you you see the lebanese police they've managed to push protesters all the way back from the parliament building we're now in one of the side streets but there is tear gas and we're going to move forward a little bit because rocks are being thrown in our direction by the protesters now the protesters are still out on the streets despite the fact that earlier the lebanese prime minister resigned he resigned along with his cabinet but what the protesters here are telling me is that they're not going to stop taking to the streets until the whole parliament itself resigns so it's possible that scenes like thi

in berlin say they are running extensive tests to establish what is wrong with me journalist martin summers told the program earlier it's too early to jump to conclusions. well obviously if it's a case of poisoning there's going to be an awful lot of press placing boy western politicians and others but of course it's not clear who would have done the poisoning who has access to lex in the bounty it will be zoned entourage his own entourage maybe eat looking with intelligence agencies in the west to create such an incident as we're now seeing now that sounds farfetched but it isn't really if you know the history of nato special operations going back many decades that doesn't mean that they did it and it doesn't mean the russian state did it and it's not even clear that this is a policing so i think everybody needs to take a deep breath and think very carefully about the damage that can be done wild allegations. to another ever headline stories today opponents of the bell or russian leader are keeping up the pressure almost 2 weeks on from the disputed election rallies were health right satur

explain in detail the labeling criteria we're still waiting for a response independent journalist martin summers told us twitter's labeling policy is intertwined with the global political situation. well i think there's an awful lot of politics and go to lists as we know. which are on the other social media choices are coming under pressure from all sorts of political quarters about what kind of policies they pursue who they allow all. sorts of labeling they gave to people who appear on their soil what is probably signal. is to see increase in discrimination and effectively censorship is because the political situation internationally is becoming more and more stretched and with moving closer and closer. and it's you know it's a rather worrying sort of 'd that's that's going to develop. as bolivia celebrated its independence day on thursday the country was gripped by protests or delayed elections the vote has been put off twice already due to the pandemic the interim president any 9 years has previously stressed the health risks of holding a vote but now she accuses the bolivian election body of

martine this is post experience of the accordion came as a young boy in his parents' summer house. he didn't start formal training until the age of 8. he then went on to study the instrument at university in london and spain . today martin sivits because has his own orchestra together explore the accordion in obits fastened. together with the composer yonah about modernist plans to take part in the make west pomerania music festival with the music piece based on the sounds of industrial metal production show how sweet all steel sweet the festival has been postponed until next summer juta the coronavirus forward the musicians a busy collecting sounds. from a childhood that saw him taking inspiration in the forest outside little whiniest capital vilnius to the world stage the accordion master is on his way. and spray paints or martino ovide got his start like most tagging walls illegally at night now the artist gets paid to cover entire buildings from top to bottom with his designs transforming eyesores interior colorful surprises that bring a little bit more tearfulness into germany

summer holidays joins me now. right here in vision bettina martin a minister thank you so much for coming on 1st of all how did the 1st day of school go to most children return. and oh yeah well most all children returned and we had a very good 1st start and you said it we prepared this new school year very diligently with with the experts and the help section and we had a very good 1st day very structured very orderly and everybody was very happy to finally get back to school it's the 1st time that people were really looking forward to school this year and so many of them and it is mixed with. looking how will it go and can we be safe and i can only be sure that our regulations that we gave into the schools to regulate school in the classroom such that people are safe safe that our children are safe that they are working and that we are constantly reviewing that it's going to be safe in our schools we can also return true to education because kids need education we had months of. you know days without school and it's now the turn for the families and for the kids to go back to school and to have the right of an e

on demonstrations has brought more than 1500 arrests far,a segregationists so most last summer forces of , martinr king were prominent in the drive. from outside albany came ministers and rabbis to demonstrate in street prayer. >> we are here to offer up our prayers to god. >> what is your purpose? >> our purpose is to offer our prayers to god. >> i am asking you to disperse and go your normal way, go back to your normal places of livelihood, preach to your own congregation, and clear your own community of sin and of lawlessness before you come here to try to convert us. anybody else want to be heard from? >> blessed be the name of the lord. from this time forth, and forever more. >> the clergymen, like other demonstrators, were arrested. and as albany became a bigger national story, city officials continued in their refusal to negotiate with the negroes, a negotiation which brought comment from president kennedy. >> i find it inexplicable why the city council of albany will not sit down with the citizens of albany, who may be negroes, attempt to secure them in a peaceful way their rights. the un

started selling more than any others and they were i am george washington and i am martin luther and king junior. summer two, three years old but they took off in sales. it wasn't a democrat or republican thing which we all are attempted to divide everything by these days but was parents and grandparents were looking at the tv in that november and seen every day politicians and what they wanted to show their kids were leaders. we all know there's a huge difference between a politician and a leader and a lovely grandparents and parents around the country were fighting back using our books. the sales of the series have taken off from that moment because this is a moment in the culture where we are starving for real heroes again. i don't care what side of the aisle you're on but we look around and see that it's the perfect place to talk about it but were in the middle of the shutdown and the government and the only good thing is there's no traffic on connecticut right now but you know. you got here. usually you got to start late to get to politics and prose but with no traffic, it's easy. we've done gandhi

most last summer when the horses of martin luther king were prominent in the drive. also, from outside of albany came ministers and rabbis to demonstrate in street prayer. >> what's your purpose? >> our purpose is to offer prayers to god. >> i'm asking you to disperse, go about your normal way, go back to your normal places of livelihood. reach to your own congregation, and before you try to convert us. anyone else you're going to be heard from? praise for your service, raise the name of the lord, let's be the name of the lord. >> the clergymen were arrested, and as albany became a bigger national story they negotiate with the knee grows a comment from president kennedy. >> i find inexplicable why it will not sit down with the citizens, and maybe they can attempt to assure them of their right. they are sitting with the city of albany. >> the otherwise quiet georgia city, population 37,000 white, 23,000 new grows remain stalemated in the fight. leader king saw success ahead. >> we're all disappointed with the senate commission and their refusal to talk with the leader

most last summer when the forces of martin luther king were prominent in the drive.rom outside al bany came ministers and ra buys to demonstrate in street prayer. >> all right. >> here we offer our prayers to god. >> what's your purpose? >> our purpose is to offer our prayers to god. >> i'm asking you to disperse, your normal way. go back to your normal places of livelihood. preach to your own congregation and play your own city of sin and of lawlessness before you come here to try to convert us. anyone else here to be heard from? >> praise the name of the lord, blessed be the name of the lord from this time forth and forever more. >> the clergymen like other demonstrators were arrested and as albany became a bigger national story, city officials continued an area of refusal to negotiate with the negroes, a condition which brought comment from president kennedy. >> i find it wholly inexplicable why the city council of albany will not just sit down with the citizens offalny, maybe negroes in an attempt to secure them in a peaceful way in their rights. the united state

martin luther king jr. building the passage of the civil rights act of 1964 that summer. >> do you want to be free tonight >> yes >> reporter: for jones, equal access to swimming and water safety became one of her life's passions. studies show 64% of african-americans have little or no ability to swim. black children are five and a half times more likely to drown than their white peers. in texas the huge disparity motivated the thomas twins to start a program offering free swimming lessons to children in their community. >> swimming is a very elitist sport in this country. we want to blow the lid off that and give access to anyone >> reporter: simone manual also hopes to transform the sport. in 2016 she became the first african-american woman to win an individual olympic gold medal in swimming >> i have dealt with experiences of racism in the sport at the age of 12 i wanted to quit >> reporter: she is grateful to activists like mimi jones who paved the way. >> it is really heart wrenching to know that something as simple as wanting to swim would cause someone to throw acid on somebody because of the color o

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let me start with you, martin, when you and i talked late spring and summer about the possibility of a march and i announced it at george floyd's funeral, we wanted to, one, make sure it was safe, which we more than enforced, making everyone wear masks, taking everyone's temperature, making sure there was social distancing as much as possible and on the platform we had time navigating a lot of the families doing that and we wanted to make sure there was a legislative goal, something that your father taught his team when he was around before either of us were old enough to be active or something your mother used to say all the time, and that it was peaceful. how do you think we did on all scores and where do you see us going from here? >> i think, rev, that we accomplished that goal in a very significant way. i think one of the things i must say is the nation owes you a debt of gratitude, not just for envisioning the idea but the fact that these families are supported over and over again but by the leadership that you provide, not just right now but for 20 years. a lot of the conditio

> reporter: the swimming part of weeks prove test led by martin luther king jr., building the passage of the civil rights act of 1964 that summer do you want to be free tonight? >> yeah! >> reporter: for jones, equal access to swimming and water safety became one of her life's passions studies show 64% of african-americans have little or no ability to swim and black children are five and a half times more likely to drown than their white peers. >> kick, kick. >> reporter: in texas that huge disparity motivated the thomas twins to start a free program to children in their community. >> we want to blow the lid off and give access to anyone. >> reporter: simone manuel hopes to transform the sport in 2016 becoming the first african-american woman to win an individual olympic gold medal ig >> i have dealt with expersport the age of 12, i wanted to quit. >> reporter: she's grateful to mimi jones, who paved the way. >> it is heart wrenching to know that something as simple as wanting to swim would cause someone to throw acid on somebody because of the color of their skin >> reporter: a moment that forever changed jones' life. >> it on

martin luther king speech. in american history. is this a dark moments after what we've seen this summer. or is it a moment for help since we're seeing this huge reaction. well no i think it's a combination of those things right i mean what we witnessed over the last few months was. the reinvigoration of protest movements that had been dormant- since the election of donald trump. and under the banner of black lives matter i think what you witnessed have been a number of different social struggles primarily concerned with. policing but also with the general roll back. of various protections very is gains that were achieved during the civil rights movement that now have been decimated by. decades of both republican and democratic a party governance. right now we we've seen where the battle lines are drawn after the two big party conventions- is there any middle ground left. well i mean i think you know in fairness to the democratic side what they represent at least what they're channeling symbolically is. the view of america in a life that i think many of the protesters shear induced a sens

summer. some of them are actually in the jackson-ites movement. martin van buren, for example league who actually ran the last part of the jackson's 18 28th successful campaign. they always remain friendly with henry clay. there's thomas hard bitten. enthusiastic jackson night. he was also mrs. henry clay's first cousin. then there is thomas richie. a latecomer to the jackson county. a friend of henry clay when they were teenagers. richmond virginia. this picture was taken about 1850, which was the year that during a dinner party, thomas admitted to clay that he had never believed the bargain -- they all however, in the late 18 twenties, fell into the same camp as jackson supporter richard mentor, johnson, who said at the time, that old hickory's men would oppose adams and clay, even quote, if they act as pure as the angels that stand at the right-hand of the throne of god. >> in conclusion, let's recall that the nature of the smear is either to fabricate a believable lie or bend the truth to the purpose of making credible, otherwise and insupportableúub

martin 2 of these are people who are protesting the conventional efficacy trials that are being conducted this summer this is not about time trials down trials are actually a theoretical possibility john trials are something that you don't need to go to a place with a lot of drug a lot of ongoing infections at the time of the trial for one advantage if you will ethically is that you can conduct a wherever you would presumably conduct it near a large research centers typically in developed countries you can recruit volunteers nobody will recruit. referring to sars more fairly or know what you are somebody with their babies to such trial everybody so w.h.o. working group has now to suggest recriminations on this there is another group that does i wish to and science on this nobody says recruit people who have 3 conditions that were inclined to have bad outcomes everybody says recruit people who are in great help some people have even said they're not in our obligations to me personally they said maybe we should focus only on white patients because the are constant to be where people of color and the tr

infectious rhythms of the summer can normally be heard throughout the city but not now we match up with one of the most popular exponents the samba that. somebody is like inch well martine's is right in the midst of the 35 year old is an important up and coming sometime musician everybody rio de janeiro's his hit song lend us the matter if i sound like. rio is quiet now still plays his songs but somebody has gone silent nearly everywhere. there's no audience anymore and no applause no one you can have a dialogue with so that people can be a part of it somebody lives from the masses from everyone taking part singing and clapping together. but now everyone's at home in a quarantine that makes the barriers within brazilian society even greater the country's culture lives on and from the streets and it unites people. from the differences are great and the little bar down the street or the beach or to places where the lines between social classes almost completely dissolve the coroner has led to everyone keeping to themselves and a part of the mixture that's part of rio has gone missing. if that ever was the extreme economic inequality is why the quarantine hasn't really been

for luca di martin is a city that's full of music and full of inspiration. that's also demonstrated by this concert in the you dish summerby my series focusing on jewish culture for all ages there's no doubt that weimar is an lively and multicultural city. these photos graced the pages of vogue clare and harper's bazaar and made ad campaigns for chanel and guard adventures french fashion photographer revolutionized his profession in the 2nd half of the 20th century by seizing on the potential for a product to tell a story his main inspiration came from surrealism and an exhibition now on in hull and shows how strikingly modern his images still are. light and shadows. made up of surfaces grids and angles. young photographer who would soon revolutionize fashion photography started as an abstract artist. the young artist sought and found inspiration and encouragement in the surrealist man ray who at the time was already an afghan guard legend. career as a fashion photographer began with a shock in 1955 the 27 year old transplanted wood has been well mannered presentation of dresses. the privily decorated world of ladies was

words of hope from one of dr martin luther king's grandchildren as thousands relive the historic march on washington. hello there plenty of cloud across much of north asia and summer all the heavy rain in there as well plenty this streaming on towards the ca in the last few hours and this is where we can see some very heavy amounts of rain over the next 24 hours meanwhile to the south where watching this now through sunday this is expected become a typhoon this is typhoon winds on sunday sustained about 165 kilometers an hour is going to suddenly northwards producing heavy rains across much of the northern philippines some showers ahead of this system as well across much of the roy but that rain very heavy that will work its way east on monday so clearing conditions behind it all the while may sock on its way further towards the north and again beginning to make more impact across the island and also some heavy rains just into northern eastern areas of taiwan but by then we could well have winds sustained at about 185 kilometers an hour a very heavy rain as well across into india madhya pradesh has produced some very heavy downpours over the last day or so this is

martin luther king, jr.'s "i have a dream" speech. many speakers urged americans to vote in the upcoming election. the summerr opportunities across america. -- students across america. districts are trying to figure out what that looks like for kids, teachers and parents during a global pandemic. live in new york city with a run down, christina? >> we know labor day weekend is around the corner. schools are unsure about the proticals to put in place to get students back on campus. one trend is outdoor learning. we are at the river dale country school in the bronx. they have 10 across the campus. students get their temperature checked and must keep masks on and no hugging your friends. but these tents are outdoors. they are equipped with electricity and wifi. if other schools in new york want to implement similar programs they need to put in a proposal with the city. some schools are requesting to take over public parks. there are not as many people on board with this aspect. some say it could be dangerous because of the increase in violence or there should be drugs on the floor in public parks. the union of

summer not letting up. >>> happening today, it is the 57th anniversary of the march on washington. and that is where dr. martin luther king jr. delivered his "i have a dream" speech. the historic march for jobs and freedom drew about a quarter million people in 1963. today thousands of people are expected to attend the get your knee off our necks commitment march while honoring the anniversary. the naacp says thousands will virtually march to restore and recommit to the dream. >>> the board of supervisors has approved a plan to give raises to city workers. nearly. million will be taken out of city coffers. work ersz wiers will get 3% rai. and they also voted to fund it with part of the business tax stabilization reserves. the plan goes to a final vote next month. mayor breed has voiced concerns over using so much money out of the reserves during the ongoing economic crisis. >>> finally, something to feel good about related to covid-19. there is a success story involving kids. >> a summer camp kept them safe and organizers are revealing how they did it. >>> and as we fight the coronavirus pandemic, california i

for luca di martin is a city that's full of music and full of inspiration. that's also demonstrated by this concert in the you dish summerby my series focusing on jewish culture for all ages there's no doubt that weimar isn't my flea and multicultural city. his photos graced the pages of vogue claire and harper's bazaar and made ad campaigns for chanel into guard adventures french fashion photographer revolutionized his profession in the 2nd half of the 20th century by seizing on the potential for a product to tell a story his main inspiration came from surrealism and an exhibition now on in hull and shows how strikingly modern his images still are. light and shadow pictures made up of surfaces grins and angles. young photographer who would soon revolutionize fashion photography started as an abstract artist. the young artist sought and found inspiration and encouragement in the surrealist man ray who at the time was already an afghan guard legend. career as a fashion photographer began with a shock in 1955 the 27 year old transplanted what has been well mannered presentation of dresses waterhouse the privily decorated w

martin is up next with when we can expect relief. and we always will. ♪ ♪ for people. ♪ ♪ for the future. ♪ ♪ and there has never been a summer when it's mattered more.u go, summer safely. get 0% apr financing for up to five years on select models and exclusive lease offers. >>> mother nature put on quite a show overnight. our cameras captured this in san francisco. it was one of many lightning strikes all around the bay area overnight. alyssa harrington spoke with people today that said they were surprised by the sudden shift in weather. >> reporter: it is the light show everyone is talking about. hundreds of strikes lit up the bay area skies this morning. leaving residents mesmerized by the rare sight. >> a flash of lightning in the dark of night was majestic and eye-opening. >> reporter: these are videos captured by ktvu viewers. this viewer said the sound of the rumbling thunder set off car alarms. contra costa county fire tweeted this picture of a lightning strike at the tower in concord. the fire department tweeted these pictures. a lightning strike knocked a tree into an apartment. people we spoke with were surprised by the sudden change in we

martin luther king iii asked them if they would choose chaos or community? that's the ultimate question for the entire nation that has been absolutely beset by violence all over the country this summer. we have seen a number of speakers. many talking about the need to vote in november and the need for reform within the law enforcement community and they would like to combat police proitality. -- brutality. the message is we can get through this together if we work together for the good of us all. >> john: thank you very much. joining me now is the white house chief of staff mark meadows. first, let me get you to sunday to what we see down there on the national mall with the march on washington. there has been some criticism of the president during the day. your response to that? >> well, obviously the constitution allows us to peacefully assemble. when it's peaceful, that's something that the constitution protects and something we can, whether we agree with the message or not. what we saw on the streets of washington, d.c. last night was not a peaceful protest. there were people in harm's way. that takes away from the ultimate message. is this a political message? perhaps? is it als

summer. those were the messages that were delivered so powerfully today, at two of the most iconic civil rights sites in america, the lincoln memorial and here at the martin luther king memorial, where people are still giving speeches and playing music. some of the most powerful deliverers of those messages were the families of george floyd and jacob blake. we heard from jacob blake's father and sister and george floyd's brother and sister. here's what they had to say. >> my brother cannot be a voice today. we have to be that voice. we have to be the change. and we have to be his legacy. >> our leaders, they need to follow us, while we're marching to enact laws, to protect us. >> every black person in the united states is going to stand up! we're tired! i'm tired of looking at cameras and seeing these young black and brown people suffer. >> black men, stand up! stand up, black men! educate yourself and protect the black family unit, period! >> we're not taking it anymore! i ask everyone to stand up. no justice! no justice! >> now, the marchers themselves have some very powerful messages to deliver today. i spoke to two lads from columbus, ohio, both afric

summer of 163. are you kinder about that? >> not so much about the timing and, frankly, no matter how many people came to washington, if they were emulating dr. martinuther king, we are all going to be fine. he is literally the preeminent nonviolent protester in american history and effective as well. so, if that's the role model, all of us will be fine. all the protesters, won't be as much need for law enforcement and people can be heard. they can state their grievances or their positions peacefully, petition their government and do that peacefully. again, that's the dr. martin luther king model that we're hoping for in washington. as we move in that direction in a couple of days. but we are planning for that and keeping our eyes on it and there will be a federal presence there as well because it's the district. and we will be prepared for any violence that may occur regrettably. >> neil: all right. i believe that does it ken cuccinelli the dhs secretary thank you for coming by, mr. secretary. i hear you on that. by the way we are getting comments from joe biden condemning the burning down of communities and violence in the wake of shooting of. kam

martin. and let me tell you why they want to talk. weeks before free school meals were due to end in england for the summer, this premiership footballerabout the schools shutting down, that means free meals for some kids that they're not getting at school. for some kids that they're not getting at schools. the 22—year—old kept up the pressure. 48 hours later, the government agreed to extend the scheme. now with the holidays almost at an end, we've come to liverpool to see what impact those vouchers have had. this is the l6 community centre. this is where these families have been making the most of their summer food vouchers. just before you ring this through, can you show the camera the voucher? this voucher says asda, but it depends on what you have requested, what your local supermarket is. so it could say... iceland, sainsbury‘s. whatever. but the crucial thing is? i can spend this here. it's only a £15 voucher but i get a lot more than £15. £15 worth of goods from here. they will get £30 worth of items for that £15. i am a single parent and i'm struggling a lot lately. but these school vouchers have really helped. thanks, thanks,

martin. and let me tell you why they want to talk. weeks before free school meals were due to end in england for the summer, this premiership footballerh the holidays, right here on breakfast. you know, what families are going through now, i once had to go through that. when i heard about the schools shutting down, that means free meals for some kids that they're not getting at school. the 22—year—old kept up the pressure. a8 hours later, the government agreed to extend the scheme. now with the holidays almost at an end, we've come to liverpool to see what impact those vouchers have had. this is the l6 community centre. this is where these families have been making the most of their summer food vouchers. just before you ring this through, can you show the cam of the voucher? this voucher says asda, but it depends on what you have requested, what your local supermarket is. so it could say... iceland, sainsbury‘s. whatever. but the crucial thing is? i can spend this here. it's only a £15 voucher but i get a lot more from £15. £15 worth of goods from here. they will get £30 worth of items for that £15. i am a single parent but i'm strugg

martin luther king iii is scheduled to speak. we'll bring you the big moments live when they happen. say their names is a constant refrain of this summer's a name to hear today, hospitalized in wisconsin, shot seven times in the back by a white kenosha police officer. handcuffed to his hospital bed even though he is paralyzed. his father seething at the treatment of his son. >> he's a human being. he's not an animal. he's a human. but my son is not afforded the rights of a human. he is not been treated like a human. >> jacob blake sr. is here in washington for the march today. the mall where that is playing out a short walk from the white house where the president staged a big celebration of himself last night. >> and i say very modestly that i have done more for the african-american community than any president since abraham lincoln, our first republican president. >> kenosha was part of the president's convention acceptance speech but he did not say jacob blake's name. >> when there is police misconduct, the justice system must hold wrong doers fully and completely accountable and it will. but when we can never have a situation where t

martin luther king junior. to mark the anniversary activists gather at the steps of the lincoln memorial once again this time protesting police brutality in a summervil nationwide northwest. kevin corke is live at the lincoln memorial in washington this morning. who will be at the march today? >> good morning to you. you just heard the conclusion of lift every voice and sing. we're expecting the families of george floyd, trevon martin, eric garner and breonna taylor. we've been here since before 6:00 a.m. and we've seen other -- >> sandra: thousands set to march in washington today. get your knee off our next protests happening in d.c. kevin cork tried to give us a look at the scene there as they turn the camera, we lost the shot. trace, what a beautiful morning this is and we're about to see festivities underway really the meat of it beginning at 11:00 a.m. eastern time in washington >> trace: you look at the chain of events and go back to last night. you had the president renominated. acceptance speech on the south lawn of the white house and walking away from that ceremony you had rand paul who was attacked by this crowd and there has been this