palestinian territory in the occupied west bank something the united nations is urging israel to a band so we got special coverage on this news and analysis of course of the security council meeting with correspondents in west jerusalem and the jordan valley as well as of course the united nations in new york a diplomatic editor james bays is there for us james take us through what's expected today. well it will start we think in the next few minutes

this nation, under god, shall have a new birth of freedom. and that the government of the people, by the people, and for the people, shall not perish from the earth. if you go to gettysburg, you will find monuments to the dead of people like . children brought their by the parents after a long car drive from their homes, drawn in by these old symbols. enter the lessons those teach about her nations new birth of freedom. in the americans to visit these all across the country want to know why this nation fought the war against itself. why brothers could not live in under one flag together. wehe teach them there in those places, how we became a better nation through that terrible war. we teach them there to be proud that we did so. that pride in the shared struggle that unites us is now fading. the stories being erased. nation united in the cause of justice is dividing. and we are increasingly at war with ourselves. mr. president, this cannot continue. this great nation and it's good people cannot continue our fight forr freedom together if we v

he's taken a bit of a shot on the ratings but i should say as the way the national news media i do have an issue with some of the coverage but that is for another day. he is also in charge of overseeing elections machinery and the like and if it looks like it did in 2012, there are huge lines of people waiting to cast early votes to governor at the time makes sure to give people more time to do that. in 2012 when governor scott soltis he didn't open up holes for longer so they have the leeway to expand the ability to pass the ballots in these situations. they have petitions for more authority and ability to conduct accounting processes in order to get ready for the fact a lot of people are going to be staying at home and voting that way but so far that is one kind of tangible specific and practical way that it's affecting the conducting of the election or the orchestration. >> talking about the area between the states with other parts of the states right now are you looking at either turning to donald trumturninto n ask >> pinellas county voted for the democrats i think 2016 it might ha

china has unveiled more details about a new national security law being drafted for hong kong and says beijing will set up a new national security bureau in hong kong supervised by the central government to crackdown on dissent in a city critics say an end to the region's autonomy and relative political freedom. earlier we spoke with correspondent in beijing he sent us this assessment. from what we've seen today this new law is as far reaching as many have fear that the hong kong government will create a national security agency headed by the chief executive and that agency will also appoint the judges that deal with national security cases moreover beijing will create its own agency in the city that will be responsible for intelligence gathering but that can also take over cases of national security so on the basis of crimes that are not narrowly defined at least from what we've seen today beijing can interfere whenever it sees it necessary to deal with what it sees as infringements of national security. and for reaction to this let's cross over to hong kong and our correspondent phoe

on next peiser welcome to the program china has unveiled more details about a new national security law being drafted for hong kong it says beijing will set up a new national security bureau in hong kong supervised by the central government to crackdown on dissent in the city critics fear it will crush wide ranging freedoms that are seen as key to hong kong status as no thomas financial center. let's cross over to correspond it's been 2 years building are in beijing and phoebe kong in hong kong the tears 1st with you what are those details. yeah these details are quite shocking to those who might have been hoping that this might be some kind of a milder version of that a lot of the jurisdiction might still stay in hong kong so the hong kong government will form a national security agency chaired by the chief executive and that national security agency this committee will also appoint the judges. will handle these cases so this is one very problematic case from. the point of the rule of law but then china would also establish its own national security agency and this national security ag

here to talk about it is joey jones, a fox news contributor, fox nation host and my, what do you makeon, harris. i come at this from a very humble and honest place, i grew up in northwest georgia, i went to high school and my teacher called this the war of northern aggression and dressed as a confederate soldier twice a year and i say that to say that the first thing people understand, there is a different perspective across the country, that was happening in public schools 15, 20 years ago. my point is the rebel flag doesn't have a place in our culture but the way you get rid of it as you walk up to people and you hand them an american flag and say let's get rid of that and you just give people the opportunity to make the decision themselves and i have faith in my people all over this country to get rid of that and understand why. i served in the united states marine corps, i don't have room in my heart for two countries flags, i know that when i fought for and i think that's what most americans believe in, too. >> harris: wow. my dad, battalion commander at fort bragg and i hadn't t

the there was a lot of national news today. we confirmed them with the hospitals and now we've communicated them to all of you and your media outlets along with the national news. so, everyone today have hospital capacity. >> we have the facts straight. >> i have two questions first is a yes or no answer. we have 1,291 inpatient. the third day in a row over 400. it tied the record. are these the? those numbers are self-reported and we take them and upload them to the website. they are continuing across arizona. did when asked about whether or not you understood the concerns about the racial bias especially policing into their deep concerns, but at this point are you spearheading to try to reduce the tension and make reform and policing here in arizona? >> the first thing i want to do is thin thank the peaceful prots around arizona. they've certainly gotten their voices heard and they continue to focus on this issue. i've met with leaders in the minority in the african-american community and i'm going to continue to meet with th

have made our national security, our supply chains, our research and development, vulnerability national news. i thinknk we have shifted somewt the focus that the megan people have had. i can't remember a time when i have had so many tennesseans contacting my office asking questions about our critical infrastructure supply chain and how are we protecting ourselves and how do we look at what is transpiring in our nation and globally to consider how we best protect ourselves and defend this nation. the fallout from the pandemic has highlighted the need for our armed forces to re- associate themselves globally. the proposed 2021 nda that we are gathered on the floor this morning to discuss and to show our support for this legislation and for its funding and it will do some critical things for the newly created pacific deterrent signal initiative will enhance mobile leadership and devote needed attention and resources to multinational fusion centers in the indo pacific where we can work with our allies and partners to reduce the threat of that is something, madam president, that through covid, th

hello there i'm manila chan you're watching in question broadcasting from r t america's national news headquarters in washington d.c. we want to welcome our viewers from across the nation and all around the world tonight we start with breaking news america in chaos. and we're staying on top of the breaking news here at the nation's capital where thousands of protesters have defied a 7 pm curfew and have gather.

his favorability rating because of the way he handled coronavirus, oh i should say the way the national newsedia has part trade -- has portrayed florida and the coronavirus. i do have an issue with some of the coverage. as head of the state, governor desantis is in charge of picking the secretary of state, who oversees the election machinery. and if the election looks like it did in 2012, huge lines of people waiting to cast early votes, the governor at the time, charlie crist, nature to give people more time to do that. the008, pardon me, that was case. in 2012 when governor scott saw these huge lines, he didn't open polls longer for early voting. so a governor has leeway to expand the ability of the electorate to cast ballots in a sort of emergency situation. election supervisors in florida have petition for more authority and more ability to conduct more absentee ballot and mail-in voting in order to get ready for the fact that a lot of people are probably going to be staying at home and voting that way. and so far, governor desantis hasn't moved on that. that is one tangible and practica

a human rights conference organized by the united nations taking place in geneva and essentially it was as you might expect a robust defense of this new national security law she had a few barbs for those countries who've been criticizing this law saying it's an infringement on the one country's 2 systems formula but also threaten human rights and freedom of speech in hong kong she said those countries were essentially being hypocritical because those countries i'm so have national security laws now earlier on choose day carol lam addressed the media here in hong kong but on that occasion she dodged all questions about this security law she did though attend a meeting at hong kong's central liaison office here in hong kong which is sort of china's defacto embassy where a number of hong kong representatives have now been consulted about this deal because it seems that actually up until a few days ago carol lam herself had not even seen a draft of this legislation according to the local media that there are still a lot of details about this law as you say that are not known but it's a ready having an effect on hong kong's politics a dre

of a shot in his favor ability rating with the way he's handled coronavirus or i should say the national news media has portrayed the coronavirus. i do have in an issue with some of the coverage but that is for another day. as head of the state, governor desantis is in charge of the secretary of state who oversees election machinery and the like. and if the election looks like it did in 2012, where you had huge lines of people waiting to cast early votes, the governor at the time charlie crist made sure to give people more time to do that. later on when -- pardon me in 2008 that was the case. in 2012 when governor scott saw the huge lines he didn't open the polls longer for early voting so the governor has leeway to expand the ability to cast ballots in an emergency situation. the election supervisors in florida have petitioned for more authority and ability to conduct more absentee ballotond mail-in voting accounting and processes to get ready for the fact that a lot of people are probably staying at home and voting that way. and so far desantis hasn't moved on that. that is a tangible and p

. >> sandra: fox news alert now, a nation and turmoil. a bias in chaos and goal thing the streets and violent protest bark may have been major cities across america. that morning, everyone. i'm sandra smith. >> ed: i'm ed henry. minnesota so the epicenter of the unrest after a black man, george floyd, died when an officer kneeled on his neck for several minutes. in one instance, a tanker truck last night driving toward protesters hand in washington, d.c., anger and frustration fueling a night of utter destruction. several fires set right near the white house. >> sandra: meanwhile, over two dozen states and d.c. have activated the national guard to try to restore some sense of calm. here in new york, largely people protest gave way to violence as writers clash with officers smashing windows and ransacking high-end stores. recounting the scene. >> we have found officers deployed last night, made radical shifts literally from all ends of the department. in terms of protests and in terms of balancing the protests that respecting people rights

organized this class project around it that was so incredible, it caught the attention of the national newsia. >> we thought we heard the angels sing, about servicemen who ditched a plane in the south pacific. >> reporter: mrs. kelly got us to write to the survivors and invite them to a reunion in iowa. >> i think they're very brave men. >> reporter: that was me before my voice changed. mrs. kelly went way above and beyond. >> you can't do this kind of thing without having a lot of teamwork. >> reporter: and touched countless lives. i was reminded of mrs. kelly when i heard about what this teacher is doing with his students. >> my name is jacob izzo. in my normal life, i'm a middle school choir teacher in new jersey. people say that they're called to do something. i know by far i'm called to definitely teach. >> all schools in the state will be closed beginning on wednesday. >> the thing that scared me, seeing the news that there is a shortage of face shields for our responders. if they get sick, our entire effort to stop this when i bought my 3d printer, somebody printed off a really cool

the coronavirus pandemic is entering a new and dangerous phase more than 150000 cases were reported on thursday the highest number in a single day while many nations are easing restrictions the w.h.o. has urged people to remain vigilant the world is in a new and dangerous phase many people are understandably fed up with being at home countries are understandably good to open up their source ideas and economies but the virus is still spreading fast it is still deadly and most people are still susceptible. we call on all countries and all people to exercise extreme vigilance. the w.h.o. has also drawn attention to the coronavirus crisis in brazil the number of infections there is believed to have passed 1000000 more than 1200 people died on thursday. 'd the strained relations between canada and china have deteriorated further after a former canadian diplomat and a businessman were charged with spying the canadian prime minister justin trudeau said he was disappointed with china's actions saying they had linked the charges with the arresting canada of a top executive of tech firm while way. millions of people across the united states are commemoratin

national news outlet a liberal commentator tiffanie isn't the problem for a lot of liberals and people don't i don't have a trump as a you can pile up old examples of things he does that seem unhinged. and yet as stephen points out the vast majority of support his supporters millions of your fellow americans still love the dog it beggars belief but you see because you're trying to have a logical conversation with the illogical she has said that he's faithful to the constitution except for birthright citizenship except for the a monument clause this is ridiculous that's why we kind of i mean i thank you very much part of the problem and listen i said look it's really not like you know trying to get applause lines i mean listen my people who built this country ok. i love this country and it just says something to me that after all that america has done so my ancestors i can stand here today and be a bigger patriot than you or you because this president is an existential threat to america he has lost it preys on foreign adversaries like vladimir putin he waxes poetic about love letters he

>>national news now and the trump administration has extended a ban on green cards issued outside the u.s.. until the end of the year. it also added many temporary work visas to the freeze including those used heavily by tech companies. the ban on new visas which takes effect wednesday applies to h one b visas which are widely used by major american and indian technology companies also applies to h 2 b visas for non agricultural seasonal workers. j one visas for cultural exchanges and l one visas for managers and other key employees of multinational corporations. there will be exceptions for food processing workers. health care workers assisting with the coronavirus fight will also be spared from the green card freeze. weather time and we're taking a live almost magical view that is beautiful outside would be showing us the golden gate bridge of course the fog has taken over. you know we almost need to have a little music under that it just chill out and and and leave you with that tonight, but the breeze or rodriguez is here with a look. >>at your weather not just the pretty picture

hello there i'm an english hand you're watching in question broadcasting from our to america's national news headquarters in washington d.c. we want to welcome our viewers from across the nation and all around the world here tonight's top stories breaking news overseas the e.q. is now danny pakistan and higher national airlines over a pilot exam cheating scandal we're going to get you the details straight ahead then several states nationwide are now bringing back restrictions due to a spike in hope it infections coupled with a forthcoming and the new drug known to reduce recovery time for patients now costing thousands of dollars even though taxpayer money funded the development of that drug all right it's time to boost your user i q. let's begin with breaking news overseas pakistan's national airline has been banned by the european union following a pilot cheating exam scandal is fair and fronsac is here to break it all down for us so what exactly is going on here so mentally i don't know what's worse getting banned or finding out why pakistan international airlines was banned by the europe

because you don't want to be the next person on the national news.hese resistance of all of the start with resisting arrest, every last one of them. it's extremely rare. it doesn't start in the manner . and they are not pretty to watch . there is no doubt about that freedom the discounting what happened in minneapolis because clearly that was wrong but whati am saying is it's every wristi g arrest looks horrible. next officer does not want me on the national news and putting his family at risk. leland: that's an important point to keep in mind. any transition from being police chief to be part of the canceled sailors pretty to get the feeling of any part of these protests are fueled by the economic distress. the 70 minority communities st. louis included, is feeling because of the coronavirus shutdown and layoffs . >> no doubt about it . number of the people, the schools aren't in session. i see a protest in sailors, 14 of them in different locations yesterday in our metro area. many young people out there that you didn't see during ferguson. this al

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national news, the spot in minneapolis where george floyd died that has become hallowed ground for a lot of people. hundreds of people have traveled to that area from all over the country red chapman has the story. >>flowers now cover the ground where george floyd took his last breath around 11 this morning, a moment of silence to remember the man whose life was taken by police and sparked an uprising around the globe is not just a spectacle is something where you come here, you pay respects. >>you understand its place to learn it's a place to see what what happened and and honor that and learn how to move forward for julian and also her trip from brooklyn to this site was more emotional than expected and it has caused her to call for change getting police you know the spending money in different places. i think a lot of we are the more things will change week to make sure we keep the pressure on to make sure that we stay out here. >>that the energy stays the same community organizer michael mcdowell says the wheels of change are moving he believes minneapolis is the epicenter of the

simon cheng is in london, seeking political asylum and the chinese government is about to impose new, nationality laws in hong kong. so, willanything impose new, national security laws in hong kong. so, will anything stop the chinese government imposing its will and its system in hong kong? simon cheng, welcome to hardtalk. nice to meet you, stephen. you have been through a truly extraordinary year. one year ago you were living a normal life in hong kong. today, we sit together in london, your state is uncertain. what is your current situation here in the uk? well, i have now come to london using the working visa that is a de facto holiday visa and now i'm at applying for political asylum from the home 0ffice for political asylum from the home office and and i will have a result by latejune. office and and i will have a result by late june. in essence, you are in political exile aren't you? yeah, yeah, you can say that. having look back on everything that happened, do you think that the united kingdom government, who was your employer, you're working for the consulate in hong kong, do you feel

the video of floyd's death prompting a deep shock to the nation's soul. in new york city, some police officers knelt before protesters, in a sign of how floyd's cruel death has affected them. and in flint, michigan, the sheriff joined protesters. >> we want to be with you all for real. i took the helmet off, laid the batons down. i want to make this a parade, not a protest. [ cheering ] >> reporter: for america's children, race and equality now front page news.

hello there i'm an english hand your watching in question broadcasting from our to america's national news headquarters in washington d.c. we want to welcome our viewers from across the nation and all around the world our top story tonight america in chaos. we are following the developing story out of minnesota where the state attorney general keith ellison is upping the charges against the now fired minneapolis police officer derek chauvin to 2nd degree murder in the death of george floyd and also charging the 3 other officers involved with aiding and abetting eric chauvin is currently in police custody and now we've just learned all 3 other officers involved have been taken into custody as well showmance 1st court hearing is scheduled for next week june 8th for reaction on the ground in minneapolis we will turn to ashley banks and we've got to warn you some of the video you're about to see is extremely graphic. and i all 4 officers involved in the death of george floyd are now charged and behind bars minnesota attorney general keith ellison announced the new charges against officers it j

hello there i'm in illinois and you're watching in question broadcasting from our to america's national news headquarters in washington d.c. we want to welcome our viewers from across the nation and all around the world here are today's top stories america in chaos. 10 days after the death of george floyd at the hands of the minneapolis police officer today protests continue here in the nation's capital while the truck administration continues to focus on acts of violence and property destruction resulting in a military build up on the streets of d.c. peaceful protesters say they will continue sharing their message of ending police brutality artie's rachel blevins was at the protest this morning she is joining us live from outside of the white house with more so rachel what's the latest on the ground. kalman know we're here at the white house is about as close as close as we can get to the white house right now given the fact that they came in they put up a new barrier yesterday and today they have added in a line of armored personnel in between the protesters and that barricades and now the

>>thank you robin national news now a republican police reform measure collapsed in the senate today the bill failed to get the 60 votes needed to pass. senate democrats say the legislation is an inadequate response to nationwide calls for action to address police misconduct and racial injustice. the bill was led by south carolina senator tim scott, the only black republican sen. democratic leaders called for bipartisan talks before the vote calling the bill. disastrously week. >>this bill last. because it was woefully inadequate. it never would have passed. and mcconnell provided no pass to improve it. >>all of our colleagues for their work today which is. to not fallen to a political track. to not take crumbs on the table when there is a hunger in america has for real solutions to a very real problem. >>while the bill failed to move to the senate floor today senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says he may bring it up again. a georgia grand jury has indicted 3 men in the shooting death of 25 year-old ahmad arbery which happened back in february. the district attorney announced th

hello there i'm manila chan you're watching in question broadcasting from our to america's national news headquarters in washington d.c. we want to welcome our viewers from across the nation and all around the world tonight we start with breaking news america in chaos. and we're staying on top of the breaking news here at the nation's capitol where thousands of protesters have defied a 7 pm curfew and have gathered all outside of the white house this protest and many others around the nation one week after the police killing of george floyd the unarmed black man in minneapolis. has been covering the story all week she is joining us in studio now so far the curfew has been in effect here in d.c. for almost an hour now what did you see that was different today versus yesterday so one of the biggest things that i saw was is yesterday you had barricades that came up to about my waist well today they had. yards and yards of a 10 foot high fences actually all around lafayette park there directly in front of the white house so you're having this line of protesters where they're getting pushed b

hello there i'm a military man you're watching in question broadcasting from r t america's national news headquarters in washington d.c. we want to welcome our viewers from across the nation and all around the world our top story america in chaos. we are following the developing story out of minnesota that is where the state attorney general keep ellison is upping the charges against the now fired minneapolis police officer derek chauvin now to 2nd degree murder in the death of george floyd and also charging the 3 other officers involved with aiding and abetting chauvin is currently in police custody and now we're learning at least one of the other officers and for reaction on the ground in minneapolis we will turn to ashley banks and we'd like to warn you some of the footage you're about to see is extremely graphic. example lead attorney for the family of george clooney and spoke at the location the little florida under his last words i can't breathe as our officer derek should've been suffocated him by placing his knee on his back and neck cramps as all 3 officers were accomplices to m

go there i'm a military man you're watching in question broadcasting from r t america's national news headquarters in washington d.c. we want to welcome our viewers from across the nation and all around the world our top story tonight america in chaos. 10 days after the death of george floyd protests continue here in the nation's capital the boisterous crowds demanding an end to police brutality and earlier today a group of protesters reportedly pushed down on multiple security barricades briefly sending the white house on lockdown rachel blevins is live outside of the white house rachel what's the latest on the ground is it getting rowdy. it is all over i'm a no we're out here and as you can see i am surrounded by hundreds of protesters we've been out here for 10 hours now today and this is the largest crowd we've seen so far and we even learned today all 4 of the officers were fired for their role in the death of george boyd will face charges that really hasn't changed the atmosphere here because even though protesters say it is a start they also say that this movement is about much

hello there i'm manila chan you are watching in question broadcasting from our to america's national news headquarters in washington d.c. we want to welcome our viewers from across the nation and all around the world our top story today america in chaos. waves of protest are raging nationwide as america is suffering a societal and economic meltdown nights of chaos have swept across the country following the death of george floyd an unarmed black man who said he couldn't breathe after he was held down by a police officer with a knee on his neck for more than 8 minutes so what began as peaceful protests have exploded into riots in minneapolis dozens of people are arrested now after a night of protest as the national guard moves in and a curfew enforced this following nights a fire and fury across the city leaving stores ravaged and looted right here in the nation's capital a night of destruction after protesters clashed with police in front of the white house the city was ablaze buildings broken into and famed d.c. monuments defaced there were similar scenes in more than 100 cities meanwhil

hello there i'm a man you're watching in question broadcasting from our to america's national news headquarters in washington d.c. we want to welcome our viewers from across the nation and all around the world here tonight top stories 1st several states nationwide are now bringing back restrictions due to a new spike in cold 18 infections a live report on that straight ahead plus speaking about dr anthony testifying on the hill today saying that the u.s. could see $100000.00 cases per day at the start of inspections continue this while differing views were given on america's economy amid this pandemic and last but not least as part of a movement to defund the police.

and breaking news overnight. the national guard has arrived in vallejo to try and keep the piece. officers or officials say that about a 100 people armed with batteries in about 40 vehicles surrounded the vallejo police department overnight they threw rocks and bottles and batteries at the police station. authorities haven't said how many people were arrested or if there are any injuries, 50 national guard units are now in the to assist with the police efforts there across the country protests were largely peaceful during the day some did get tense as nightfall came. we have some video from washington dc where officers resorted to using tear gas to disperse a crowd of protesters. the last night before that there was a large crowd of protesters were peacefully demonstrating. >>near the white house. and over in los angeles a long day of peaceful protests ended in arrests. this after many demonstrators violated city's curfew fortunately there was no looting that was reported or violence yesterday amid the unrest over the death of george floyd in new york city, some protesters clashed

mechanism for upholding national security in hong kong is in accordance with the one country 2 systems rule . so delhi jan they're really trying to convince the public that this new national security law is a good thing for hong kong that will help to protect the stability and the security of the region going forward not having any of the international criticism is asking other countries to stop meddling in china's internal affairs we nor that the u.s. has threatened to eliminate the special the special of conditions that it grants to hong kong to allow the city to function as a financial center china is furious about this it says it will retaliate although we don't know exactly what it will do all the china has already threatened just to cancel or deny visas to any u.s. officials who they deem to be behaving badly on the issue of hong kong katrina thank you for that katrina you live there in beijing and in the hours since the lawless bath at least one of hong kong sports imago secrets has disbanded and several leaders say they're stepping away adrian brown has reaction from hong kong . in the past few hours joshua wong a well known pro-democracy advocate has ann

and what we're seeing like you mentioned if there's independent people being targeted there's national news from local news that are well known and journalists from what i've seen whether they're independent or their local or their national everybody is very well marked people have helmets on people have vests on that are labeled creswell i have my if credentials on right now. i feel like everybody's as visible as they want as they can be unless we go around with like bright yellow clothes on but in that case julie want to be more visible because what that make us a target because it just seems like it continues to come because we've seen plenty of video. journalists very clearly being close to the police and they're well marks and they're yelling that they're pressed that they're still being targeted and so i i don't know if there's anything that is i know that we can do to protect ourselves right now that's what makes this truly frightening and i've never quite seen in the media in this country you me usually there's always kind of a blue line that separates you know mainstream media they

we want to welcome our viewers from across the nation and all around the world here tonight's top stories breaking news overseas that you is now standing pakistan's entire national airlines over a pilot exam cheating scandal we're going to get you the details straight ahead then several states nationwide are now bringing back restrictions due to a spike in hope it infections coupled with a forthcoming and the new drug known to reduce recovery time for patients now costing thousands of dollars even though the taxpayer money funded the development of that.

hello there i'm going to watch and you're watching in question broadcasting from our to america's national news headquarters in washington d.c. we want to welcome our viewers from across the nation and all around the world for your tonight's top stories 1st amid a pandemic and ongoing protests in the u.s. federal government continues to ramp up its pressure campaign on its political both and other countries a detailed report of coming up next plus after weeks of nationwide protests over the blue killings of black men and women president trump signed an executive order on police reform and now it's the senate's turn more on this hearing in a live report and then over to new york where the n.y.p.d. is making a bold move by disbanding play.

most of them focused on the creation of the new national , ratherestablishment than the new national intelligence establishment, which was the cia. so everybody was occupied with fighting about whether they were going to have more aircraft carriers or more strategic bombers. the air force and the navy were fighting it out and in the meantime, clark clifford and leahy were trying to slip the new cia under the radar. they actually succeeded in doing that. agency and other military intelligence historians have concentrated on all of this inside the beltway maneuvering, so i am not going to do that. and i did not do very much of it in the book either. ncouter, out of the washington sniping, had spent the war in the pacific in charge destroyers. here is the flagship and all the little baby destroyers next to it. after the war, he commanded the world's most famous battleship, uss missouri. immediately after the war on a celebrated cruise to greece and turkey. is when the communists were greece,ing both turkey, yugoslavia -- were actually threatening italy. by sending him and this battleshi

hello there i'm going to channel your watching in question broadcasting from our to america's national news headquarters in washington d.c. we want to welcome our viewers from across the nation and all around the world here are today's top stories 1st china passim sweeping legal changes in hong kong taking aim at anti-government protesters there the move not sitting well with u.s. officials full report straight ahead plus the baltic nation of latvia is banning this very network from broadcasting in their country claiming our t.v. is controlled by an e.u. sanctioned journalist well they kind of got that totally wrong put it we're going to discuss that next with our guest then it is a showdown at today's u.n. security council meeting with iran defending its nuclear deal while the u.s. and israel put pressure to extend iran's weapons embargo all right it's time to secure news i q. latvia a member of the e.u. and among the poorest 5 of that union made a dramatic move to ban our t.v. and the various languages it broadcast under from their airwaves the n. national electronic mass media council of

hello there i'm a military man you're watching in question broadcasting from our to america's national news headquarters in washington d.c. we want to welcome our viewers from across the nation and all around the world our top story tonight america in chaos. right waves of protest are raging nationwide following the death of george floyd an unarmed black man who said he couldn't breathe after he was held down by a police officer by his knee on his neck as floyd begged for his life since then peaceful protests have now turned into riots here in the nation's capital a large group of protesters have defended near the white house authorities have used tear gas to disperse a lot of them squaring off with riot police also on the street of the national guard troops and military tanks humvees moments ago president trump spoke to the nation from the rose garden are his parents from zach just got back from where those protests were happening and where the president was speaking so far and what can you tell us about the president's message so in lafayette park there was a lot of boos as the national g

was new to national will discover that i was ready been able to molest that solicited it. also his new kind of scene from the regular morgue for your car not going to be moving through our. water source like you would all but us lucifer mistletoe is just that in the gotta come to think of. it is not my achievement mr davies our 5 year plans were conceived. and carried out by the people themselves if the wood producer even florek it with the idea of making a film like this they'd probably be branded as crazy. how was the sentiment during the war the soviets were brave heroes resisting so yes that's going to change of course after the war but once the cold war begins. little people think that hollywood is a free place but only what is strictly defined by one side of the business and the other side is idealist. how would i define ali is a call to dream manufacture which i think's true but i think equally it's a problem in the fact. the world looking at. its mark. pleasure to welcome back major damage sure isn't he's a u.s. army veteran author and anti-war activist he joins me

of the trump 2020 advisory board and tiffany krause a liberal commentator and co-founder of the national news website the b. please welcome stephen moore. moore is co-author of the book trump a nomics inside the america 1st plan to revive the economy. stephen moore thank you for joining me on head to head 1st to be here. stephen you think that u.s. president donald trump of all people deserves to win the nobel prize for economics well we've got a very strong economy in the united states right now you know it's weakened a little bit from last year when i said that i think on c.n.n. that he should win the nobel prize for economics but it's the strongest economy in the world today. for reviving the economy i think trumpeters serves a lot of credit and maybe a nobel prize you say reviving the economy let's just be clear about what trump promised he promised 4 percent even 5 percent growth he hasn't even managed 3 percent yet he promised to eliminate the national debt in 8 years instead he's increasing it by 4 trillion dollars he said he would save coal coal hasn't be saved he said it would restor