molly. molly: police in st. louis reportedly executing a search warrant at the home of a couple who pointed guns at protesters gathered outside of their home last month, this is a video that went viral showing the husband and wife emergeing from the house and confronting those demonstrators. the couple saying it was self-defense. aishah hasnie has more on all of this. aishah. >> reporter: hi, molly. the question is is it search and seizure, is it a sign or indication that there might be charges for this couple. according to local reports, st. louis authorities did search the home of mark and p patricia mcclosky, they seized the rifle you see mark holding. the pistol, they claim that is in the possession of their original attorney. they took arms and pointed guns at protesters after the protesters marched into their gated neighborhood. the protesters claim they were on their way to demonstrate outside of the mayor's house. the couple told fox news some of the protesters told them, quote, they were going to kill u

molly's in boston. i'm in new york. hey, molly. molly -: . happy july 4th. you talked a lot about what we're seeing as far as coronavirus across the nation. w with the flyover in washington, they go on to new york, philadelphia, just an amazing day. later on, president trump hosting a salute to america tribute, that is tonight in the nation's capital, following last night's event at mount rushmore. that live look at boston we just saw, the military flyover, so much excitement throughout the day, as the planes head to philadelphia and baltimore. we go to mark meredith who will keep us up-to-date about what we will see in washington. he's outside of the white house with more on the festivities today. >> reporter: the pictures we saw out of boston, a preview of what we'll see later of on in the nation's capital. the flyovers happening in several cities along the eastern seaboard. there are flights expected in new york, philadelphia and baltimore later on today. we want to show you video from last year's event. we saw the military flyover over the national memor

molly. molly: all right.now to the reported russian bounties, this week defense secretary mark esper testified before a house panel, telling lawmakers he was never briefed on russian bounties. >> all the defense intelligence agencies have been unable to corroborate that report. i think general mckenzie and general miller, the chairman will help me here, got initial reporting of on the ground that they began pursuing. neither thought the reports were credible as they dug into them. molly: joining me is associate editor of real clair politics. -- real clear politics. thank you for joining us. this is a tough topic. i want to talk about the president heading to walter reed hospital as well. we'll talk about that in a moment. perhaps we'll be able to break in as he heads to marine one. starting with the russian bounty story as it has gone forward, it's a little more simple than the overall story that was such a big and heavy struggle to get all of the details out regarding russian collusion. this is fewer details

molly. molly: christina coleman, thank you, one of the major headlines that all sailors and firefighters are accounted for as well. thank you for your reporting. eric, to you. eric: that certainly is -- we're all thankful for that everyone is accounted for and the injuries apparently are right. the bonham richard usually carries helicopters, it's an amphibious assault ship. there were about 200 members of the crew on board this morning when the apparent explosion and fire started perhaps as jennifer griffin is telling us from a welding accident and of course we hope that no one else is injured. joining us now on the phone with more on this is niles anderson. he is former navy corpsman who was ceo of med cv. so niles, obviously this is a giant challenge as we see this massive amount of gray and white smoke. a challenge to try and get this under control. what's the strategy as of this moment? >> well, i think ships are built by design to compartmentalize things, hopefully they've done that as

molly. molly: we have a lot to cover. last night president trump, he visited wounded arrest i don't t walter reed but his decision to wear a mask, that's what has washington abuzz, right? there's been a lot of talks about whether or not the president would be spotted on camera wearing a mask. last night, we got the answer, the president there with his entourage, you can see the president wearing a blue mask with the presidential seal stamped on the side of it and we are also hearing from house speaker pelosi, she is braising the move -- praising the move, saying the president could do more of this. >> if we want to stop the spread of the coronavirus, you have to wear a mask. hopefully, by his example, he will change his attitude which will be helpful in stopping the spread of the coronavirus. >> reporter: we'll be watching to see if any other white house aides start to wear masks. we have seen the vice president wear a mask on occasion, molly. molly: on friday, president trump commuted roger stone's prison sentence. he wa

hey, molly. molly: hello, eric. i'm mol lyn molly line. the salute featured demonstrations, including fireworks, a fiery speech in which the president called out aanarchists and looters, including the destruction of another statue. >> we will never allow an angry mob to tear down our statues, erase our history, indoctrinate our children or trample on our freedoms. together, we will fight for the american dream and we will defend, protect, and preserve american way of life. molly: we have fox live team coverage with jacqui heinrich on the protests. but first, to mark meredith at the white house. mark. >> reporter: good afternoon, molly. the president and first lady welcomed a couple hundred guests to the white house last night. they were there for the fireworks and also for that incredible air show. last night, we saw generations of military aircraft including the presidential 747, the b2 bombers, all out there. it was the president's remarks that have been getting most of the attention. in his speech the president criticized the mea media,

eric: molly. molly: the washington redskins announcing a thorough review of its name, which is considered a derogatory term by native americans, the nfl team finding itself under renewed scrutiny in the wake of nationwide protests against racism. garrett tenney has more from washington. >> reporter: likely the biggest of the potential changes is the nfl's washington redskins which has been under pressure for years to change their name. that pressure has never been greater than it is right now, though. and on friday the team released a statement saying in light of recent events around our country, and feedback from our community, the washington redskins are announcing the team will undergo a thorough review of the team's name. we believe this review can and will be conducted with the best interest of all in mind. that is significant, given that current owner dan snyder has long resisted calls to even consider changing the team's name. back in 2013, snyder told usa today we will never change the nam

molly: i'm molly line for arthel neville.ple sailors are being treated for injuries including one person hurt by explosion. fire broke at 9:00 a.m. local time. general feoff griffin says that the navy says foul play is not expected but potentially the cause, what might have started this fire potentially a welding accident. we have kristina coleman live from west coast bureau with more, christina? christina: several sailors being treated for injuries, extent of injuries unknown as the fire we are just getting more details about the very developing situation. right now fire fighting teams are being evacuated from the burning military ship so that foam can be used to put out the massive flames. multiple agencies are working this blaze right now, san diego's fire and rescue says all personnel was accounted for as they were getting ready to clear this area. the 3-alarm fire was reported just before 9:00 a.m. local time at the naval base here in san diego. no word on the cause of the fire just yet but as you mentioned, fox news was

thank you very much, molly. molly: eric? eric: molly, tragically here at home, it was a violent holiday weekend across many parts of our country. the sound of gunshots, the death toll in chicago at least 13 people were killed, dozens hurt in shootings. the dead there included some children. in atlanta an 8-year-old was shot dead in a car that police say encountered an armed group that was right near the wendy's where rayshard brooks was killed last month. garrett tenney has more on what we experienced >> the holiday weekend isn't even over and already as of this morning, 67 people have been shot in chicago. 13 have been killed. one of them a 14-year-old boy who was celebrating with neighbors in the street, when several men opened fire on the crowd, shooting eight people, four of whom were killed. a few hours earlier, a 7-year-old girl was shot in the head while playing on the sidewalk outside her grandmother's house during a 4th of july party when three men got out of the car and started shooting indiscriminately. the chicag

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mollie? >> mollie: obsolete.ll elected leaders should be defending our country. we are the best country on earth. we are wonderful. we provide more opportunity for people of all races than any other country on earth, and that you see polling showing a number of americans think we are irredeemably evil and racist. that's not a good sign for the continuation of the republic. that's true whether you're a democrat, republican, liberal, or conservative. we are a great country because of our ideals and, again, advancing social change and how you, there are a variety of ways to do that. but defending our country should be the bare minimum we expected our leaders in politics and otherwise. >> harris: all right. great to see everybody today. with the last few seconds, ari, you get 15 of them. >> ari: what i would do on the national anthem, frankly, at every sporting event, invite players and any fans who want to kneel in memory of george floyd. and then, invite everybody to stand for the national anthem. separate the two.

mollie, i will come to you first on this. >> mollie: well, the only thing surprising, i think it, about what we are seeing with violence erupting in cities across the country is that people are surprised by it. we have had a movement to vilify police, defund the police. de blasio himself cut $1 billion from the police budget, and the natural response of some of this -- and de blasio is right, that the really harsh government-enforced lockdowns contribute to this -- is that you will have eruptions of violence and crime, and we have had not enough thought about whether this movement to defund the police, abolish the police, vilify the police, is actually helping people. much less black people. or whether it is contributing to this violence in these killings. particularly of these innocent children we have seen killed across the country and found riots. >> harris: you know, juan, covid-19, as the mayor and maybe some others in your political party that we are seeing now, joe biden among them, lying to focus on coronavirus, it does get and deserve our attention. people continue to die from

and molly o'neal. just, as recently as a year ago, you publicly supported the death penalty, what led you to f this change policy and change of heart? >> my thinking about the death penalty has evolved, some things that were very impactful, visited the equal justice initiatives legacy museum in montgomery, alabama, very recently with the church group and a synagogue group, and also the national lynching memorial, and was incredibly moved by those experiences and what i learned about the history and legacy of slavery, reconstruction, jim crow and mass incarceration, and then th last several months, all of the attention and focus on law enforcement in our society and the righteous calls of protest, i was very moved by, really devastated by, the murder of george floyd, and i had a visceral reaction when i saw that. and the reaction i d was, i am not seeking the death penalty anymore, i don't think or society has the moral hority authority given the systemic racism that is asin every ct of our society, whi

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hemingway, senior editor at "the federalist" and chris stirewalt, here at fox news and molly, starting to look like life is not going to get back to "normal" until we get a vaccine and we could be in for five or more months of where we are now. >> important to remember that until a vaccine is fully through all of the trials and tested we know that there is no bad repercussions that we have to be cautious about the outcome might be. if it's a very good news and its reach the stage but there's no need to wait until the vaccine is fully implemented to reflect on the other things that we know with the coronavirus hitting the country. the last few months has been good weather it's been treatment options, fund the leaders, ppe, there's been a lot of success and also true that since we're told of flatten the curve in the hospitals could absorb any increase in patients, that's have been and habit nationwide. we should rejoice in so many of the things that have happened since we learned of this. >> john: problems with testing and turnaround times though. jeff, i don't know if you were there wit

and joining me is mollie hemingway. as loathsome as some of these characters on the left were at today's hearing it, it really showed us how intellectually and morally bankrupt democrats in congress are. there is no decency, no dignity despite biden invoking that word several times during his events today. >> it was a moral absurdity. the democrats ramble nothing so much as a pack of corgis trying to strip a basketball going after william barr. william barr, who's been around around since the reagan administration, it's a reminder that presents from, he's not coming after me, he's coming after you, his supporters. barr is a generic r, he's a run-of-the-mill very intelligent republican conservative. he they went after him like he's donald trump, and they'll go after anybody as long as they oppose the radical left agenda. >> laura: i think mollie, the point we have to stay over and over again, people take away from trump's tweets, personality, rubbed you the wrong way, this is about the american people and how they tried

mollie hemingway and laura logan reveals. and by then m obama are united and oh, so good. we will tell you why it's necessary, raymond aurora rowe brings us "seen and unseen," but first, joe's care package. that is the focus of tonight's "ankle." tonight we are 15 weeks out from the 2020 election if you can believe it, and the last few days have revealed the candidates starkly different approaches to leadership. now each one has tried to improve the standing on the economy and/or covid. when biden emerges from his basement, he often shuffles upstairs to a camera nearest his french doors with bucolic scene framing the shot. yesterday, he tried to show us he would be more hands-on regarding the pandemic. offering never before heard solutions like appoint a commanding covid officer or, in help small businesses. oh, wait, didn't trump already do that? try again, joe. of course we know regardless of what he says, the only big thing that poor old joe would do differently or the lockdowns. in other words, he would mandate a national shelter-in-place order which, of course, would

molly mollie hemingway, the abomination that bill barr hearing today and also tonight doctors vilified and censored for telling their covid treatment stories. what is going on there? one of the doctors organize and yesterday infamous event is here exclusively and senator josh hawley takes the part big pharma. i can't wait for this. after one major drug company issued a threat after the president's executive order to lower drug prices. but first, parading ag barr, befriending rioters. that is the focus of tonight's "angle." over the past month or so, the angle has been telling you that there is no distance between the mob in portland and seattle trying to burn down federal buildings and the democrats on capitol hill. and once again, they have proved our point. for several hours today, we saw the mobsters at work. but they weren't outside of the building. they were inside verbally, viciously attacking one of the most well respected legal minds in america. our attorney general bill barr. >> shame on you, mr. barr. shame on you. >> q have consistently undermined democracy, undermine the co

back to the panel, mollie, contrasting messages and obviously on the fourth of july. about that america never lived up to her ideals. >> bret: it's a noticeable difference between the candidates and i think it speaks to larger issues they're dealing with that they try to put together coalitions to victory. joe biden doesn't have a positive case for his election except in so far to see himself that he will bring in this new left and further transform the country along the lines of progressive ideal. if i don't think people think he's got himself into duets which is why people are interested in the vice president candidate or serving as some sort of a trojan hearts and without art he wants to accomplish. i don't think they have the highest hopes it will be joe biden but he speaking to the progressive left. >> bret: transform the nation, chris, he has a a little bit of levi with the mental end if we talk about the last segment about donald trump losing some independence according to the polls and the disinfected republicans or democrats, but he has his own issues with th

under pressure to step down molly's president is accused of failing to improve the economy and deal with threats from groups he's dissolved the constitutional court but controversially overturned election results in march but is that enough of what if turmoil spirals out of control this is inside story. hello welcome to the program adrian finnegan it's been described as the worst civil unrest in mali has seen in decades violent anti-government protests this week left several people dead president abraham. has promised to form a national unity government the country has been without one since elections earlier this year he's dissolved the constitutional course that's faced controversy since it overturned provisional results from parliamentary elections in march but will not be enough to restore peace protesters say that the government is corrupt and that the economy is failing and they want president catered to resign now to serious shelagh bellis reports. in bamako a solemn feel well for protest as they come see say this is year old was killed on friday his family says he was shot in fro

need color and a healthy snack i'll tell you what that is what legal contributor to american lawyer molly barrows showed today so let's go and dive right in. u.s. pressure mounts in europe as the u.k. announced it will reverse its decision to work with wall way on monday the country announced it will move to ban the tech giant from its 5 g. network by 2020 summit rachel blevins joins me to break this all down rachel what what are you kate officials saying about the move where you the u.k. is culture secretary was the one who made the announcement and he said that not only will the country not be working with wall way to establish its 5 g. network but it also plans to ban companies from purchasing equipment way by the end of this year take a listen to what else he said earlier the government agrees with the national cybersecurity sense advice the best way to secure networks is for operators to use a new way to prevent to build the u.k.'s future 5 networks so to be clear from the end of this year telecoms operators must not buy any 5 to equipment from her wallet and once the telecom securit

how are you going to deal with the problems molly corps had >> so molly corps was a decade early.logy would be if you think about the internet, what happened with how technology impacts our lives today. when they went public, there wasn't even a tesla on the road. so they were ahead of their time they had a lot of execution challenges when they went bankrupt, a lot of people didn't think this site would compete against china. we took control of the site in 2017 we had eight employees at the time we have 220 today. we are profitable. we are solved most of the molly corps challenges and we represent 15% of the global rare earth industry today at such a critical time as we see the demand >> so the obvious question, given our viewer base, they would have loved the piece of an mp materials ipo so why are you choosing this particular method to be public >> absolutely. so we strongly considered an ipo. we were working towards it ultimately, the structure was the most efficient, effective way to get public quickly. and we thought we were able to be more transparent with our business plan.

mollie, isn't this the default of the establishment?his is always their default, to run against populism and go back too their comfort zone of bush styleo republicanism. >> people might have variety of reasons to not want to go to a convention but in general the republicans in the senate need to understand that their faith rests largely with the fate of president trump.re you can see that a lot of them thought that they could maybe -- seems like they openly are trying to have split tickets where people oppose trump and support them. if there are a split tickets, they'll go precisely the opposite way and if they need to show a bold defense -- this is really an election referendum that should be fairly easy. do you support the country? do you support our founding principles? do you defend american heroes and founding fathers? that shouldn't be difficult at all. for some reason it's been for family difficult for a lot of republican senators to speak up in the fence but i think we need to understand that people elected them precisely that t

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nephew molly were at least one person has died -- now to mali, ere at least one person has dieied in protetest. fofour weeks,, m mass demonstras have called upon p president abraham to resign.

molly, i want to start with you. why is it critical, why is it so important that kids go back into an actual physical structure, brick and mortar school as they start the new school year rather than continuing virtual education? >> yeah, i think this is really the big question, right? so i think there is lots of evidence, i don't know that anybody is arguing that in general, in a normal environment, schools are really, really important. i've heard a lot of parents talk about some of the challenges of virtual and distance learning, they say i'm not qualified to teach high school math and things of that nature. we know academically it's really important, especially for kids who might need some extra support that might be a little more challenging to do in a virtual setting. and aside from the academic piece, we know socially and emotionally, both can be comfortable places for kids and families and, that being said, i think there's a lot of anxiety and angst about this decision as well. >> students of course get a lot m

but to many molly and the mom is considered more credible than the government. or a strong people we won't submit or give in i would rather die a martyr than a traitor the young people who have died have not lost their lives in vain. the deaths occurred on july 10th demonstrators marched through the city barricades were erected and the windows of parliament was smashed at least 14 people were shot dead by security forces among them was his son facade she says a. stray bullet hit him it was fired by the anti-terrorist unit force or it was from force that he had done nothing. foresight is a squad of some 200 police officers trained by the european union so too are these units of the mali an army the e.u. says the training is supposed to prepare for set to fight against terrorists not conduct operations against crowds but critics like amnesty international say the e.u. and foreign partners must take responsibility and stop supporting these government if human rights violations like son's death continue as news from berlin there's more on our website. on middle and

mollie hemingway and logan revealed. obama and biden are united and it smells so good. we will tell you why it's necessary, raymond arroyo brings us revelations in seen and unseen. but first, joe's care package. that's the focus of tonight's angle. tonight we are about 15 weeks out from the 2020 election if you can believe it. the last few days have revealed the candidates' starkly different approaches to leadership. each one has tried to improve his standing on the economy or covid. when biden emerges from his comfy basement,, he is shuffling upstairs to a camera near his french doors with a bucolic scene framing the shot. yesterday he tried to show us he be more hands on regarding the pandemic offering never before heard solutions like, appoint a commanding speed 26 officer. or hit officer.covid officer. didn't trump already do that? we know regardless what he sayst we know the only thing poor old joe would do differently are the lockdowns. in other words, he'd mandate a national shelter in plac shelter which would push us towards a socialist cliff and it would end up

olivia and molly olivia and molly also there.right now >> well, i felt like in the beginning, there was so much fear and unknown everyone's schedules were thrown kids were home from school there was fear in the air. the first balloon delivery we did was just to a friend we found out that she was having a birthday party with no one invited.ctually my daughter's idea, and she wrote her this little note that said, "when i found out no one was coming to your party, i told my mom to make balloons because my family sticks up for you guys." it just warmed my heart. i just -- we brought the balloons to the family, and we brought them up and came in our car and yelled "happy birthday." we could see the joy on their face we felt so happy we went home, and we were just on this high it was such a scary time, and i thought, okay, how can i replicate this how can i do this tomorrow how can i create this for my family, for someone else tomorrow i threw it out on instagram. the response was unbelievable. >> well, you've got two great helpers the

if they can see say this is year old was killed on friday his family says he was shot in front of molly's national assembly. his mother was sick already when we broke the news to her she had a seizure the neighbors came out and we comforted her with words from islam. thousands of people gathered for friday's protests the 3rd since. they pushed their way into the grounds of parliament and the national television station then tires and barricaded roads in the capital police responded with tear gas. gunfire was heard 60 people were arrested. the protesters returned on saturday but in smaller numbers. their anger is directed at president abraham. demonstrations began in june after mali's constitutional court overturned election results and evolved to include frustrations over the economy alleged corruption and insecurity from groups. repression reinforces our determination and we will continue with our watch until the end of the regime of ip k. which today is a council for mali on saturday evening case who responded in a televised address. to continue to do privilege i will continue to favor

no deal to end weeks of protest against molly's president despite a powerful lineup of west african leaders traveling to the capital. so then the staggering impact of covert 1000 on the united states shows no sign of easing the number of infections across the country has crossed 4000000 more than 144000 people have died now president trump has called off the republican convention in florida because of coronavirus fears. castro has the story. the world's richest nation has now surpassed its 4000000 known case of coping 19 and it's feared the number will only soar what's important about that is the steamroller that it is. the acceleration that this has the rate of new cases is trending upward in 39 states with a record number of deaths reported in florida that's where president trump had planned to speak before a massive crowd at the republican national convention in august an important moment for his reelection campaign but now those events are canceled i care deeply about the people of florida and everywhere else frankly in this country and even in the world who would be coming into this st

a man accused of torturing women and destroying ancient monuments and mollie's to dr a standing trial at the international criminal court in the hague. has charged with war crimes and crimes against humanity because hacker points. in the city of timbuktu al-qaeda linked forces call on crowds to witness the killing of a man this footage secretly shot by al-jazeera in 2012 has never been broadcast on the green turban is a former villager veterinarian turned a leading figure of the religious police during the occupation of northern mali al qaeda affiliate this man was logged for stealing food from a shop this woman without any explanation of the orders of all. he's now at the international criminal court accused of crimes against humanity and war crimes including the torture rape and sexual slavery of women and girls forcing them into marriage with al qaeda linked fighters it interview with al jazeera at the time he said that he was only applying islamic law and defending muslims his men were also ordered to desecrate and destroy 700 year old shrines of soupy scenes so he goes black civi

i like molly. >> there is the five-day forecast. i don't know if you would, she is like i can touch her, but she wants nothing to do with me. >> in case no idea what we are talking about, this is molly, molly is your cat. >> check this out, can you see her? can you see her? >> yes. >> i know right, there's my dirty room, anyway, i will see you back here, have a good week and how we will talk more about the forecast which does include warm up for saturday and sunday. >> okay, we will see you then, thanks. >>> an issue is warning ahead of coronavirus is spikes. >>> the impact on increase of telecommuting and now data showing rent prices are dropping. >>> first he was threatening visitors in a rose garden, now those people are petitioning to protect them, we will tell you about the effort to help gerald, the turkey. there he is. >>> a u.s. fighter pilot was killed last night after crashing at shaw, air force base in south carolina. the pilots name has not been released. his family has been notified of the death. the pilot died during a

and the greens how does worship the future violent post greg sit and post pandemic and to ask even molly allen's most respected commentator to give us an overview of what these developments in the senate this mean for the politics of the north now in last week's show we asked the 2nd longest serving tea chick or prime minister says irish independence for his assessment this is what bertie ahern had to see my do is not that we should never do which of course i am republican. it is a game of over one a much trade of all the party i led and for years and it was actively involved at every level at that unifications a country but it has to be done properly properly organize properly negotiations trying to convince people and you got away with only lead to our chip and share your. and now with your tweets emails and messages in response to last week sure which featured in the belfast telegraph through to piece about alex's interview of bertie ahern and the son who read the piece in the belfast telegraph said respectfully it will not happen without unionist consent having lived in belfast for 7

>> hard to disagree with mollie, what is the u.s.ticle 2 specifically which gives the state to overpower choosing presidential electors in congress and setting the election. my loser's democracy in hong kong. with the postponement election there, this is going to be a continued problem. >> bret: went all right panel, winner is the panel through all of that and thank you very much. when we come back, it's friday read it is "notable quotables." ♪ and william fell in love with rose and they had a kid. his name was charles and charles met martha... isn't she pretty? yeah. right now, there are over a million walmart associates doing their best to keep our nation going. because despite everything that's changed, one thing hasn't and that's our devotion to you and our communities. our priority will always be to keep you and our associates safe, while making sure you can still get the essentials you need. ♪ i had moderate-to-severes rheumatoid arthritis. i've always been the ringleader had a zest for life. flash forward, then ra kept me from

and let thanks for having me molly runners make up a sizeable portion of american households 43000000 people with their homes why are a priority in the next round of economic relief. you know that's a great question i think it's one that needs to be aimed directly at republicans right now because democrats want to extend that moratorium on evictions they want to extend those supplemental unemployment benefits republicans are suggesting in this latest senate bill that you knock those supplemental unemployment benefits down from $600.00 to $200.00 that on top of everything else that you're seeing with the continued filings for unemployment benefits all these renters like you mentioned before that are hanging on by a thread these rent payments have just been deferred they're still going to be expected to pay them so a lot of states have stepped up and they've taken initiatives to pass their own laws to provide resources detroit for example they've set aside an entire area where they're allowing people to come in and talk about what's going on they try to connect them with either legal re

jazeera live from our headquarters here in doha also coming up as anger grows against his government mollies president makes major concessions to the opposition who are demanding he steps down. donald trump was a mask in public for the 1st time during a visit to a hospital as america grapples with a surge in corona virus cases. also ahead for the sake of humanity a community in indonesia defies officials to support stranded for the refugees. millions of syria's displaced people will now have just the one turkish border crossing through which to receive aid that's after several attempts to keep a 2nd crossing open fail to pass at the un security council russia backed by china has been pushing to shutter one of 2 border crossings that was still open diplomatic editor james bays reports from u.n. headquarters in new york. a security council resolution on delivery of aid into syria is finally passed the result of the voting is as follows 12 votes in favor no votes against and 3 abstentions but this was not what 13 out of 15 council members wanted only one border crossing bubble how one can now b

down jordan this is our jazeera live from doha also coming up as anger grows against his government mollies president makes major concessions to the opposition who are demanding he steps down. another record day in the u.s. 66 and a half 1000 new coronavirus cases are reported as president trump wears a mask in public for the 1st time. in hundreds of thousands turned out in hong kong to choose pro-democracy candidates to run in september's legislative elections. millions of syria's displaced people will now have only one turkish border crossings through which to receive aid that's after several attempts to keep a 2nd crossing open failed to pass at the un security council russia backed by china had been pushing to shut down one of 2 border crossings that was still open our diplomatic editor james bays reports from u.n. headquarters in new york. a security council resolution on delivery of aid into syria is finally passed the result of the voting is as follows 12 votes in favor. no votes against. and 3 abstentions but this was not what 13 out of 15 council members wanted only one border cros

first of all i want to pay tribute to the young who died in the latest protests i call on all molly and the young in particular not to fall into the trap of violence we can be strong without being violent determination for this struggle is unshakeable we fight to restore the honor of the nation to end this catastrophic situation this government has led us into for the decay of mali to no longer be a reality but a memory this movement we have started is the beginning of hope thousands gathered for the funeral as the dead were taken 400 stayed behind they said they feared for their leader safety. on friday thousands of protesters took over government buildings in the capital they pushed their way into the parliament compound and the national television station burnt tires and barricaded roads in the capital police responded with tear gas. gunfire or so that 60 people were arrested among them several opposition figures. the protesters returned on saturday but in smaller numbers the anger is directed at president. demonstrations began in june after modest constitutional court overturned ele

mollies opposition is still insisting the president must quit despite international mediation efforts in the west african regional bloc echo us had been hopeful of making a breakthrough with the june 5 movement but the protest group that by cleric mahmoud vico described the talks as a total failure nicholas on reports. for the dead 15 year old isa my god died from a bullet in the head when security forces stormed the influential muslim cleric mosque in bamako outside 27 year old how is he was walking home when a stray bullet struck her in the stomach. the way they were killed was barbaric they were shot at close range some in the head others in the belly the attack was gruesome and we have many severely injured and. the prime minister. is calling for an investigation after at least 12 protesters were killed when a commando unit fired live rounds against demonstrators protesting against the president last week and. i am hopeful that this political process will lead us to a solution and the way out of the crisis being of older people of mali but despite mediation efforts from the west a