mclean: sure. for those of you who do not know, some of the differences are merely by the fact that we live -- we have a federal government and it gives autonomy to our states and then some states give more autonomy to cities or counties. in italy, modern italy, the idea was that the ministry of education in rome made the rules, the curricular and policy decisions for the entirety of italy. that was especially true under mussolini's regime. of course there were several loopholes to this. in theory, places like sicily or naples had no choice over what they could teach and for how long and what choices of books had.they but because italy, much of italy was very agricultural and rural, a lot of schools had less oversight and italy for a long time was very poor. so it gave a lot of control to what they called para-state organizations. were semi autonomous, they were privately funded but organizationseen that ran schools, right? various regions there were differences in oversight. but the main goal was

mclean. when i mentioned this one day at center austria that we would talk on mussolini's children, someone started talking about "mussolini's children." the book is not about mussolini's actual children but rather the children of the entire italian nation, those are mussolini's children, and how they were educated in italian schools. i would love to start by asking dr. mclean, why does anyone in this country specialize in italian history? dr. mclean: that is a good question and one i have gotten before. i started studying italy by chance. i was studying the italian language in college and decided to study abroad in bologna. i was writing a research paper on the italian resistance movement and this is sort of my experience with this paper, sort of guesses at this question. -- gets at this question. because i had never heard of the italian resistance movement before i started researching it. and what was interesting is that as i was living in northern italy and doing this research, it became v

>>the corner found multiple possibilities for mclean's death. in kentucky hundreds of people gathered in the state capital frankfurt today. demanding justice for brianna taylor. taylor's mother and ben crump a civil rights attorneys representing the taylor family organize this rally. us senate candidate charles booker, hip-hop artists make light in common all attended they're all calling for attorney general daniel cameron to charge the 3 louisville officers involved in taylor's death. >>when we say their names. i was so stunned. >>one of the 3 officers involved was fired tuesday more than 3 months after taylor's death. brianna taylor was 26 years old. >>she was an emt when she was killed as police. >>broke down the door to her apartment after a so-called no knock warrant was issued in an attempted drug sting she was shot 8 times. the person they were looking for by the way was already in police custody. the house of representatives passed police reform legislation named in the honor of george floyd tonight. >>the yeas are 236. >>the nays are 18

sources tell cbs news those offices were imitating the chokehold mclean was placed in just days beforehis death and that the photos were shared with other police officers. the department says it will release evidence of the investigation soon. >>> said news in hollywood, carl reiner died last night of natural causes at his home in beverly hills. he rose to comedies high ranks of fame as the creator of the klondike show and teamed up with mel brooks and the 2000- year-old man. he was widely honored winning several emmys and earning a star in hollywood's walk of fame. he was also named the directors guild honorary life member. he passed down his talent to his son who was a noted actor and director himself. he is known for his role in all in the family and for directing when harry met sally along with many more films. getting word now the governor is speaking. let's go live to the news conference. >> particular the issue of homelessness. we have not taken our eye off the ball of focusing with intentionality on addressing the needs of the most vulnerable californians particularly those out

mclean's death.homicide in the state of colorado it is mandatory prosecution prove the accused caused the death of the victim. it does seem there's at least a legal burden it overcome from any of these independent investigations going on, but what is clear is that there are at least 2 million people who feel what's come out so far is insufficient and they want more answers. jake? >> all right. omar jimenez, thank you. >>> in our politics lead, passing a policing reform bill in honor of george floyd this evening. one day after a debate over a republican-led policing bill was blocked in the senate by democrats. the house bill is expected to pass along party lines with republicans opposing it. lawmakers on capitol hill appear at a stalemate on a bipartisan solution to policing reform. cnn manu raju joins me from capitol hill. manu, what's different in this house bill from what senate democrats blocked >> house democrats are going to push through their chamber is a bill that tries to take action on the f

announcer: aden mclean is the children,"mussolini's race and elementary education in italy" which focuses world war i and world war ii. she explains how the fascist state used schools to advance the goals of racial strife, creating a new roman empire. the museum in new orleans stage -- taped this event in february 2019. >> on with tonight's program. "mussolini's children: race & elementary education in fascist italy." it uses the lens of the state mandated youth culture to analyze the evolution of official racism in fascist italy. between 1922 and 1940,

thousands of people marched in the name of elijah mclean in aurora colorado saturday.emonstration was peaceful though police had to close a highway to accommodate it mclean was a black man who died of a heart attack after an altercation with police. the responding officer asked a paramedic to give a medication, a sedative which at least in part led to mclean's deaths officials say part of the reason for the sedative was that officers used physical force to restrain mcclain he was just 23 years old. in mississippi lawmakers are taking steps to change the state flag right now the mississippi flag has the confederate battle flag on it and in the wake of the recent protests, the state legislature decided to remove the symbol. >>the great great grandson of jefferson davis, the former confederate president says this is a step in the right direction. >>flag has been hijacked it does not represent the entire population of mississippi. it is historic and heritage related there are a lot of people look at that that way and god bless them for that heritage should put it in a muse

the man's name was elijah mclean. he was walking home from a convenience store in aurora, colorado last august when someone called police and said he looked suspicious. the police wrestled him to the ground, used a chokehold on him, paramedics injected him with a sedative. he went into cardiac arrest on the way to the hospital and he died a few days later. >> we are looking into using every tool in our disposal to make sure the company -- public has confidence and we get justice in his own neighborhood. >> i appreciate the governor's involvement. he talked to the mclean family. i could tell, from his statement, that he heard them. i am disappointed, of course, it took millions of outraged citizens and media pressure for anyone to pay attention. >> the three police officers were placed on administrative leave. they have all since been reinstated to the force. >>> the time is 4:34. a walgreens in oakland cannot fill out medications and prescriptions after its pharmacy was damaged during looting after recent street prote

>>and in aurora colorado, the governor has reopened the investigation into the death of elijah mclean3 year-old black man who died in police custody after he was placed in a chokehold and paramedics injected him with the powerful sedative ketamine last fall we called for an independent investigation into the murder of alicia mclean and that what we hear then crickets so you know on the one hand they're very happy that people are paying attention now i'm nadia romero reporting. >>the last of 3 ku klux klansman convicted in a. >>1963 alabama church bombing that killed 4 black girls says died in prison thomas. blanton junior was 82 years old officials say he died today at a prison near birmingham. in may of 2001 he was convicted of murder and sentenced to life for the 9/15/1963, bombing of the 16th street baptist church in birmingham. that bombing was a tipping point of the civil rights movement as the fight to topple segregation laws gained momentum after that attack. in connecticut a day at the beach was anything but last weekend a group of black men say a white guy started yelling at

and who hold the faith let us now sincerely and reverently mclean i believe in god the father almighty make of him in there and in jesus christ his only son all know what was good seen by the holy ghost born of the virgin mary or something the pontius pilot was crucified didn't marry her to go rolls moment news he ascended into heaven sitting on the right hand. but i think it now gone poor souls of persons that we encounter as we walk the streets at night we pray to god in the name of jesus sometimes of those streets i just want to scream and say stop using stop soulik java stop running your destroying your life. want to see. us the hungry and the hurting everywhere. bless this nation. jesus. i'm just saying the word that i'm fighting for my son i want answers and the market will stop until i get the. they came in and show some way they did. their supposed to protect us but our children. are their clothes. and put it. it's the fact that we time dragged down the street without the rest of us the fact that we can't feed our seals because this is a food desert it is no money coming into t

was peaceful though police did have to close a highway to accommodate those protesting mclean was a black man who died of a heart attack after an altercation with police. the responding officer asked a paramedic to give him ketamine officers say that part of the reason for the sedative was that the officers use of physical force to restrain mcclain the plane was 23 years old. >>just in time for independence day washington dc is now closer to becoming a state a vote in the house of representatives made it happen. and proponents say they're thrilled. but supporters of statehood still face a very long road ahead. that's because constitution says dc the district of columbia should be a neutral ground where lawmakers from all states can meet and govern. also in 1961 amendment gave dc residents their votes in presidential contests but statehood would give the largely democratic region a voting representative and 2 us senators and republicans say they don't want that into the seas status as the capital of the united states is exactly. >>as our founders intended to 3 generations, my family

and who is holding faith let us now sincerely and reverently mclean i believe in god the father almighty make of him in there and in jesus christ his only son all know what was good seen by the holy ghost born of the virgin mary stuff in the pontius pilot was crucified didn't marry the very name you know rose moment noon he ascended into heaven sitting on the right hand. i think it now gone who are those of persons that we encounter as we walk the streets at night the great god in the name of jesus you see sometimes in those streets i just want to scream and say stop using stop soulik java stop drinking your destroying you know i. want to see. the hunger in the hurting everywhere. else this night shit. jesus. i'm just putting the word that i'm fighting for my son i want to answer this and i'm marco stop until i get so. i was the person who did it i want answers why they came in and show the way they did. they're supposed to protect us but our children. are there to. put it. it's the fact that we tamed dragged down the street without being arrested was the fact that we can't feed our seal

>>and in aurora colorado, the governor has reopened the investigation into the death of elijah mclean3 year-old black man who died in police custody after he was placed in a chokehold and paramedics injected him with the powerful sedative ketamine last fall we called for an independent investigation into the murder of alicia mclean and that what we hear then crickets so you know on the one hand they're very happy that people are paying attention now i'm nadia romero reporting. >>in national news president trump has signed an executive order to protect monuments. this after a number of monuments were torn down including 3 at golden gate park in san francisco. most of the statues that were torn down have ties to the confederacy and slavery. a trump says that his order calls for long prison terms for illegally taking down statues it's unclear how the order differs from the existing veterans memorial preservation act still ahead on the kron 00:04am morning news. we're going to meet with local chefs who are willing to answer your questions amid the pandemic an family is all togetherect...

elijah mclean walking home from a convenience store last august in aurora, colorado.omeone called police saying he looked spills suspicious. they put a chokehold on him and paramedics injected him with the sedative. he went into cardiac arrest on the way to the hospital and died a few days later. >> we are looking at using every tool at our disposal to make sure the public has confidence in this process and that there is full accountability for this horrific tragedy that occurred in our state in his own neighborhood. >> i appreciate the governor's involvement. he talked to the mclean family and i can tell from his statement that he heard them. i am disappointed that it took millions of outraged citizens and international media pressure for anyone to pay any attention. >> the three police officers involved were placed on administrative leave and now we know the officers have since been reinstated. >>> the transgender tran09 are in marin county getting community support after being publicly harassed by two adults in a local park. >> male and female. that's what i do. 17

squats used to the shirts but i stumbled across what i was nationalizes he because it was seen on this mclean mohawk to get them started with his building me you prosthetist yes so in the preview for them one of. them was just let me just know i shouldn't just buy nothing i'm sure there's a heap of which will fuck up the deal. with you. know what i'm sittin there is a doctor just like the germans superficial stuff yeah but i got some of them from reach the heights of the new coast in your book i might use that deal got to get them out of dome doesn't when it was most. it's not. that often results with the staff desserts or because they're just lost but if that if that wasn't what i think the purpose of those because. he did look like numbers low of all that is in there as well so i suggest solo the fruits and not the love which in these situations is the outcome i don't think he'd be happy. the it's a mosque in most of us i think. when you bring in is a course of us got a musket is a bit of history with. the. first most astonishing how most of them were there to manage books. are published in

coronavirus who will temporarily be kept off the giant 6 team and player pool sports medicine doctor rand mclean says we should not overreact to these positive tests you're going to be requiring these players and those associated with the way for her. >>if you put a treaty out about a week every member also why we're watching the uptick in infections. this gun case is about little with mary every work how the rain when summer camps open on wednesday players and staff will be required to go through medical testing and screening processes before they enter team facilities. >>the league has also banned spinning items such as sunflower seeds peanut shells and tobacco pictures will be allowed to carry wet rags in their pockets instead of the common habit of licking their fingers for moisture here is that we're going to be what we're doing is we're doing the best we can. >>doctor maclean actually believe the biggest issue may be soft tissue injuries due to sudden increase in intense workouts for the players. >>personal bests right away where backup from maybe what might be 85% your visual 100%. >>repo

were told later that gone charge had evidence showing that lucas shank a come to power elected to mclean and that the vote in 1996 was rigged. the storm gone child was in possession of this evidence. he. told us afterwards that we had eliminated him because of this compromising material. we were. gone child zachary enco and cross off with the most prominent victims of the look of shame co regime but they were not the only ones. every year the vigil in minsk commemorates the victims. with the disappearance of the 3 politicians the country's chances of democratic development also vanished just as good memories remorse there is a sense of guilt if these people were still alive things would be different in belarus today was. worth a lot of things would be better today and most importantly there would be no fear we would have a say in things of saccharine corner gonchar was still alive. only vote shows us a figure of an angel. it's a present from elena the eldest daughter of the minister of the interior who disappeared visited her in germany. she said this angel is for you elena zucker recomm

. >>> calls for justice, millions at the titions for a new investigation into the death of elijah mclean >>> in north carolina, three officers fired after their shocking comments were caught on camera. >>> in the race for president joe biden jumping ahead in six key battleground states, all won by president trump in 2016 >>> the alarming new unemployment numbers, with that extra $600 a week in benefits set to run out will the government keep it going? >>> the new rules when baseball takes the field once again >>> and they love you. after 100 days the long awaited sights in paris. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, i'm savannah guthrie in for lester and we begin tonight in the hot zone texas, florida, california the three most populous states in the nation under pressure tonight with coronavirus cases surging, hospitals filling. and the virus is making its march across the country more than half the states in the u.s. now seeing cases go up the map's drenched in red. tonight the cdc is out with a stark new projection about the reality of how wides

coronavirus who will temporarily be kept off the giant 6 team and player pool sports medicine doctor rand mclean says we should not overreact to these positive tests we're going to be requiring these players and those associated with the way for her. >>if you put a treaty out about a week every member also. actually a kick sections. if the gun case is about be the middle of may. every work how the

the mclean and the beautiful old mattresses everywhere with me it's almost become an obsession i absolutely had to develop a concept that had something to do with. the studied art at the sorbonne university in paris and developed an interest in waste products of all kinds are consumerist and throw away society is the central theme of our works trash is transformed into a piece of cake. these objects attract people's attention because they look appetizing and at the same time they're familiar all at once an old mattress that people once found disgusting or just overlooked becomes interesting and that's what fascinates me that people will look at something they didn't originally want to see . the. trends in the objects of art pop up all over the city. worker couldn't imagine making them for an art gallery. where i can set out on my own and create really big objects with just my bare hands and back. almost unnoticed in that this is even possible on the street it wouldn't have any meaning for me in a room the contact with people just isn't the same so i saw your plug on paul most of my search f

coronavirus who will temporarily be kept off the giant 6 team and player pool sports medicine doctor rand mclean says we should not overreact to these positive tests we're going to be requiring these players and those associated with the way for her. >>if you put a treaty out about a week every member also. actually a kick sections. if the gun case is about be the middle of may. every work how the rain when summer camps open on wednesday players and staff will be required to go through medical testing and screening processes before they enter team facilities. >>the league has also banned spinning items such as sunflower seeds peanut shells and tobacco pictures will be allowed to carry wet rags in their pockets instead of the common habit of licking their fingers for moisture here is that we're going to be very little what we're doing is we're doing the best we can. >>but yeah doctor maclean actually believe the biggest issue may be soft tissue injuries due to sudden increase in intense workouts for the players. >>maybe 85% your visual 100%. >>reporting in san francisco, i'm jason dumas scrum for

director of the bloc conservative better ration as well as a brand ambassador turning point usa and in mclean virginia we have the brown and he is the founder and national coordinator of the movement for a people's army or actually cross. in germany. ok nick let me go to you 1st. you told one of my producers in preparing for this program that you believe that the united states is is a failed state and the recent events of the last week or so are is is evidence of that explain yourself please go ahead. the reason is that in the response to this crisis pandemic we have had a government that got convene within a week and marched past the cares act and what was that it was a multitrillion dollar bail out wall street and big corporations did not in fact dressed the actual problems that were or before the crisis you had 80 percent of americans they were living paycheck to paycheck less an i phone or dollars in savings for more than african-americans and now you're telling them that they're supposed to live or to kill or neither or it's american without any any income so that they can out of.

my family moved to massachusetts i worked at a medical hospital in mclean and i work tomorrow night shiftsmost nights it wasn't a lot to do at night they are. it was really interesting. james taylor was there, ray charles used to come in robert low it was up fascinating place to grow up. i would go in cambridge outside of belmont and go to these bookstores i started reading like a mad person especially at night. i did read the kind of crap i write. it turned me on the ended up wanting up going to grad school grad school and vanderbilt. vietnam got in the way. >> why do you think you took off. >> i think i tell good stories. and i was lucky. i tell good stories. and alex cross was what made me take off. the publisher believe in it. along came a spider is a very readable book. i'm actually doing another maximum arrived men in eight years called hawk we put our call and it's amazing these kids, they're not kids anymore they're older. there like that was my favorite got me reading. it's a cool thing. >> james patterson, his most recent nonfiction called "the house of kennedy" it's available no

city of a roaring colorado protesting against the death of a lion mclean a black bear who died in police custody last year colorado's governor has promised to rigs them in a case with loans death is one of many being given renewed attention following the death of george floyd last month it's the last state in the u.s. to still feature the confederate battle emblem all its flag has taken steps towards removing it the state senate of mississippi passed a resolution that allows the flag which many of us racist to be changed republican governor takes reeves says he'll sign any bill to remove it new designs were then be voted on in november election. lester spence is a professor of political science and africana studies at johns hopkins university he says the black line is not a movement has created momentum for more political change when i talk about victims of police violence like george floyd george floyd was positive of. tested positive for kobe and was a bouncer and a truck driver. are very who was killed not by police but by police action but by police like action he was he wanted to be

director of the black conservative federation as well as a brand ambassador turning point usa and in mclean virginia we have the brown that he is the founder and national coordinator of the movement for people are actually cross means you can jump in and be what. ok nick let me go 1st oh you're you told one of my producers in preparing for this program that you believe that the united states is is a failed state and the recent events of the last week or so are is is evidence of that explain yourself please go ahead. the reason is that in the response to this crisis pandemic we have had a government that got him. within. the week had marched past the cares act and what was that it was a multitrillion dollar bail out wall street and big corporations did not in sacks address the actual problems or before the crisis you had 80 percent of americans they were living paycheck to paycheck less an i phone or dollars in savings for more than apple americans and now you're telling them that they're supposed to live articularly that or it's the americans without any any income so that they cannot affor

city of auto colorado they're protesting against the death of a lodge in mclean a black man who diedn police custody last year colorado's governor has promised to reexamine the case with things death is one of many being given renewed attention following the death of george floyd last month and those are the headlines coming up next on al-jazeera it's inside story by. the u.s. imposes visa bans on chinese officials in retaliation for beijing his policies in. the un and also call for action to defend human rights in china but will the international pressure lead to change this is its own story. hello welcome to the program on iraq on the united states is taking its 1st steps in response to beijing's national security law the hong kong secretary of state mike pompei it is imposing visa restrictions.

a larger mclean was arrested last august 3 policemen applied a type of neck hold on him before injecting with a powerful sedative he had a heart attack on the way to hospital and was taken off life support a week later the deaths of black people in custody have sparked mass protests against racism and police brutality. facebook is coming under mounting pressure from a wide ranging advertising boycott the stall paid to for profit campaign argues the company hasn't done enough to combat hate speech coca-cola and unilever hard just 2 of several big companies that have announced that they're pulling their advertising others include verizon patagonia and north face well in response facebook saying it expanding its advertising policies to ban ads that make racist claims and now facebook has announced that it will flag all posts from politicians that break its rules including those from u.s. president donald trump is we're going to start labeling content. that we find newsworthy that might otherwise violate our policies there's no newsworthy exemption to content that incites violence or suppres

mclean was arrested last august 3 policemen applied a type of net called on him before injecting him with a powerful sedative he had a heart attack on the way to the hospital was taken off life support a week later the deaths of black people in custody of spawn to mass protests against racism and police brutality. chin is here is about to welcome back terrorists it's hoped visitors will revive an industry which suffered many setbacks even before the pandemic shop everything down to reports is likely to be a long road to recovery. in the historic heart of tunisia's capital coppersmith muhammad show she is putting his skills to work hammering away at plates he plans to sell hoping the worst of the pandemic is over. put on a recruit a virus outbreak was a very very tough period even after we reopened it still being very difficult when authors on a lot of tipitina's because we were working for tourists who still can't come here from a shop is in the old medina of tunis a unesco world heritage site to treats visitors to a rich sampling of local crafts and cuisine an area that's usually ov

i was just listening earlier to the case of a young kid, elijah mclean out in colorado who was goingome who was stopped by law enforcement officers. they got on top of him. he started vomiting. they took him to the hospital and as he was going to the hospital, he died of a heart attack. so we cannot excuse the fact that there are some bad police officers out here, but we also must realize that there are a lot of excellent police officers out here who are trying to do their job serving and protecting the members of their communiti communities. >> let me just make this point. this is very important. 98% of the officers are great, great. they protect us had two or three in the morning and here's the irony of this whole situation. means caring about all black lives. i have a family member who is black and law enforcement. as her life matter, she is out protecting black people and white folks so my point is this, you can't have it both ways, black lives matter, because they were black folks representing law enforcement but yet he were saying dismantle the police. doesn't make sense. black

now, mclean admits to not having the best relationship with law enforcement in the past, but in that't matter, saying i know this man is my brother through christ, and i couldn't leave him behind. he is now being hailed a hero. joshua on twitter says i love it. we definitely need more people like him. cathy tweets: a great act of humanity, and another twitter user chiming in saying god bless this man for just seeing this officer as another human. a uniontown police officer jay handily is expected to make a full recovery. his family now thanking mclee for saving his life. jillian: gives me chills every single time i see this story. carley: speaking of chills. jillian: in a different way. look what happens when a few people are out for a hike and a bear approaches. >> i think we should move. >> slow. >> slowly back away. talk about keeping your composure, that new jersey woman julie is now being referred to as the calm queen on the internet for how she handled that situation. this twitter user jokes. he was just informing them about forest fires. another person frankie chiming in sayin

demonstrate his clash with officers after a long day of protest there calling for justice for elijah mclean a black man who died after a police encounter last august. >> i can only imagine what the family is going through. >> the battle over controversial monuments and symbols continues after lawmakers voted sunday to change the states flag. >> nothing changed. here we are 19 years later and we are able to make some change. >>> the call for racial equality gained steam after the death of george floyd in minneapolis. they knew not smelly approved unanimously approved. some critics say a change in policing requires support, not defunding. >> you need to invest in your police department and invest in the best practices, transparency and performance measures and that's exactly what the community policing does, it builds trust between our law enforcement and community and that starts with leadership at the top. >> minneapolis mayor says they have plans to rebuild the department. in chicago, mike tillman, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> new this morning, a six episode series about colin kaepernick is headed

elijah mclean excessive use of force when he was just walking home. two souls that were lost. i can go on and on about co-specifco colorado-specific cases. >> the governor again has said that legislation will be signed. once that happens, how do you actually implement these changes within police departments. a number of departments have regulations and rules on the books that just aren't being enforced and adhered to. how do you do that? what kind of training is going to be required? >> well, i am proud to say that law enforcement across the board came on in support of the bill or were neutral. but also, the way that we ensure these things don't happen again is we do have strong teeth to this bill. you can be held criminally responsible for excessive use of force now. if you don't intervene or report when another officer uses force, you can be held to that same criminal standard. we've gotten rid of qualified immunity which means you'll be personally liable for breaking civil rights violations. that not only are we trying to get folks on the front end and chags the culture wit

. >> aiden mclean's is the author of "mussolini's children" which focuses on the period between world war i and world war ii. fascistains how the state uses schools to build italian relation -- racial pride. the museum in new orleans taped this event in february of 2019. >> on with tonight's program. "mussolini's children: race & elementary education in fascist italy." it uses the lens of the state mandated youth culture to analyze the evolution of official racism in fascist italy. between 1922 and 1940, educational institutions designed to mold the minds and bodies of italy's children between the ages five and 11 undertooa

now the most recent visit was exactly a year ago when he stopped by the mclean bible church after a golfame. there, too, he was accused of doing that for a photo-op. we're watching what's happening in washington, of course, and tweeting about it. you can find me on twitter. i'm@scottmcgrew. >>> at 6:50 as we head out on this tuesday morning we are getting ready for a hotter day as we take a live look outside in dublin. we'll quickly make it into the low 90s. check out the seven-day forecast up on the bottom of the screen. it will get really hot and much cooler for the weekend. 96 degrees in concord. 96 degrees in napa. the intense heat tomorrow comes down as we get closer tovi in. a chance of showers as we head to sunday, but it as of right now a lot of the rain stays farther to the north. the north bay will have a slight chance of some of the rain moving in. so our seven-day forecast goes like this. we have some 90s today. 100 tomorrow. we come back to the 90s on thursday and then the 70s for the weekend. so some big temperature swings here but it will also be quite windy this weekend a

he stopped by the mclean bible church. there, too, he was accused of doing it as a photo-op.e're tracking what's happening in washington, of course, talking about it on twitter. find me there, i'm @scottmcgrew. >>> today the music industry is taking part in blackout tuesday. a day the pause on unusual business and towards fighting racial injustice. what you will see on a lot of people's posts will be a black screen or a black profile picture. that's how you know what they're doing. numerous music labels as well as iconic musicians like peter gabriel are taking part in this movement being shared on social media with th the #theshowmustbepaused. >>> we also found this trending this morning. a 10-year-old girl using her music skills to fight racism. >> she actually posted an electrifying cover of rage against t against the machine. ♪ look at that. she added on -- >> rocking it. >> look at her. she says she supports black lives matter movement and she's gotten thousands of likes on twitter, and many are sharing this video. rocking it out for a good cause. >> triple threat. i can'

coronavirus who will temporarily be kept off the giant 6 team and player pool sports medicine doctor rand mclean says we should not overreact to these positive tests we're going to part of these players and those associated with the way for her. >>if you put a treaty out about a week every member also. actually a take it or actions. if the gun case is about little of may every work how the rain when summer camps open on wednesday players and staff will be required to go through medical testing and screening processes before they enter team facilities. >>the league has also banned spinning items such as sunflower seeds peanut shells and tobacco pictures will be allowed to carry wet rags in their pockets instead of the common habit of licking their fingers for moisture here is that we're going to be very little what we're doing is we're doing the best we can. >>doctor maclean actually believe the biggest issue may be soft tissue injuries due to sudden increase in intense workouts for the players. >>by the 85% your visual 100%. >>reporting in san francisco, i'm jason dumas scrum for news. >>still a

coronavirus who will temporarily be kept off the giant 6 team and player pool sports medicine doctor rand mclean says we should not overreact to these positive tests you're going to be requiring these players and those associated with the way for her. >>if you put a treaty out about a week every member also. actually a take it or actions. if the gun case is about little hairy. every work how the rain when summer camps open on wednesday players and staff will be required to go through medical testing and screening processes before they enter team facilities. >>the league has also banned spinning items such as sunflower seeds peanut shells and tobacco pictures will be allowed to carry wet rags in their pockets instead of the common habit of licking their fingers for moisture that we're going to be very little what we're doing is we're doing the best we can. >>doctor maclean actually believe the biggest issue may be soft tissue injuries due to sudden increase in intense workouts for the players. >>personal bests right away where backup from maybe what might be 85% your visual 100%. >>reporting in s

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>>joel daylin mclean was at a family father's day cookout on east fayette street when he looked outsideo see the accident and the officer pinned in his cruiser. >>i told the officer the flames are going to go from got to give him a bystander say in that moment daylin had herculean strength. >>dragging the officer from the car before it caught fire daylin says he had one thought that i've had the best passed with the law enforcement or whatnot and. just to know, but they're still good people out there officer j hanley of the uniontown police department was in the mangled car and is expected to make a full recovery. the officer's family and the city say they're grateful and credit daylin the saving the officer's life that was a horrific accident that happened it was bad but something good comes from it while the nation has been gripped with tensions between police and communities daylin and his dad say the message to be a helper. >>it is clear that eats. >>community you know the main teach children it's ok to. result officers you had a man. >>not all of them are bad you have to mean not a

coronavirus who will temporarily be kept off the giant 6 team and player pool sports medicine doctor rand mclean says we should not overreact to these positive tests we're going to part of these players and those associated with the way for her. >>if you put a treaty out about a week every member also why we're watching the uptick sections. if the gun case is about be the middle of may. erie county rate when summer camps open on wednesday players and staff will be required to go through medical testing and screening processes before they enter team facilities. >>the league has also banned spinning items such as sunflower seeds peanut shells and tobacco pictures will be allowed to carry wet rags in their pockets instead of the common habit of licking their fingers for moisture here that we're going to what we're doing is we're doing the best we can. >>could be a doctor maclean actually believe the biggest issue may be soft tissue injuries due to sudden increase in intense workouts for the players. >>personal bests right away where backup from maybe what might be 85% your visual 100%. >>reporting

city of aurora, colorado,o, to condut a a new investstigation into the death last year of elisha mclean. he was a 23-year-old african-american massage therapist who died after being tackled by police and placed in a police chokehold and t then being injected with ketamine by paramedics. mcclain was stoppeped by three police officers on august 24, 2019, after picking up p an iced tea for his brother at a convenience store. police claimed he was acting suspicious. he died on august 30 after days on life support the hospital. on wednesday, colorado governor jared polis announced the state would review the c case. in new york city, police officers responding to a 911 call used tasersrs to electrocue a queens man to death inside his own home late sundayay, after a neighbor falsely reported he had a gun. another neighbor said the 29-yeaear-old zapantis, who hada history of mental illness, had been playing with the sword dressed as a gladiator in his own babasement when police arrid on the s scene. a lawyer for the family disputed a police account that zapantis threatened officers and has dema

. >> i'm scott mclean in london, where a leading epidemiologist says that the uk's coronavirus deathhich now stands at more than 50,000, could have been cut in half if this country had gone into lockdown just one week sooner. the uk implemented a nationwide stay-at-home order in march, more than a week after similar measures were taken in spain and more than two weeks after they were taken in italy. the british prime minister was asked whether he regrets not going into lockdown sooner. he said, it's too soon to cast judgment, but that decisions were made based on the scientific advice at the time. >> reporter: i'm david mckenzie in johannesburg. by now, public health officials have warned that africa would be facing a catastrophic covid-19 pandemic, but it hasn't happened. new science from a group of african scientists suggests why. their modeling says because of the relative youth of the continent, other factors and also the lack of comorbidities like hypertension, diabetes and obesity could mean that africa might be spared worst of this outbreak. they suggest there'll be a smolderi

director of the black conservative better ration as well as a brand ambassador turning point usa and in mclean virginia we have the brown that he is the founder and national coordinator of the movement for a people's army are actually across hospitals in effect that means you can jump. ship ok nick let me go to you 1st oh you were you told one of my producers in preparing for this program that you believe that the united states is is a failed state and the recent events of the last week or so are is is evidence of that explain yourself please go ahead. the reason is that in the response to this crisis pandemic we have had a government that got him. within a week and marched past the cares act and what was that it was a multitrillion dollar bail out. wall street and big corporations not in fact dressed the actual problems that were or before the crisis you had 80 percent of americans they were living paycheck to paycheck less that i've heard dollars in savings for more than apple americans and now you're telling them that they're supposed to take a leave or american without any any income so th

state of colorado demanding justice for a lunch in mclean a black man who died after being put in a chokehold by police last year have been rallies outside police headquarters in the city of aurora calling for the offices arrests colorado's governor has promised to reexamine the case planes death is one of many being given renewed attention following the death of george floyd. princeton university has announced its removing the name of former us president woodrow wilson school of public policy because of his history of racism well since the 2 terms as president helping to found the league of nations for run up to you and you also supported segregation and bone of black students from princeton while serving as university president for trustees concluded that wilson's racist views and policies were significant even by this time it's of his and time well lester spence is a professor of political science and africana studies at johns hopkins university and he says the black line is massive movement has created momentum for more political change when i talk about victims of police violence like ge

state of colorado are demanding justice for ally jim mclean a black man who died after being put in a chokehold by police last year right is what held outside police headquarters in the city of aurora calling for the officers arrests colorado's governor has promised to re-examine the case claims death is one of many to be renewed attention following the death of george florey a princeton university has announced it's removing the name of former us president woodrow wilson from a school of public policy because of his history of racism wilson served 2 terms as president helping to found the league of nations the forerunner to the un but he also supported segregation and barred black students from princeton while serving as university presidents. us soon or make is in mississippi is set to vote on scrapping the state flag on sunday the last in the country to feature the confederate battle emblem the state's house and senate both passed a resolution on saturday paving the way for the flag change many view the current design racist for its links to slavery in the south states' government

during the war of 1812 through what is now mclean, virginia on what is now dolley madison boulevard?": i don't know. catherine: she goes first to bellevue. she goes to this -- the home of the secretary of war jones. but he goes to bellevue, which is now dumbarton house, which you can go and visit. and then, right from there, they do go across in that route that we figure. and she spends the time at rokeby, matilda lee love's plantation. and then, she does end up at a house which is still standing now, called salona. so she does wonder through the virginia countryside, and i think that the road probably reflects that. susan: and so was she safe when she crossed the river? catherine: yes, she was. but if you actually -- you can't go to rokeby, so don't do it, because it's a private house -- but i was lucky enough to go there. and you realize when she's standing on the hill that she could see washington burn. susan: barbara is up next in new york city, independent. or it doesn't matter what party you are. go ahead. caller: could either of your guests speak to a story that i read about do