steve herman. let's get some of the day's other news.zej duda has called for the country's constitution to be amended to enshrine the current ban on same—sex couples adopting children. mr duda, an ally of the governing right—wing law and justice party, made the comments while campaigning after cases fell in april, the daily rate has risen again. towns and cities in five provinces have been put back into lockdown. president hassan rouhani said people caught not complying will be denied basic state services. workplaces which break the new rule will be closed for a week. thousands have ta ken to the streets of paris for a pared—down celebration of pride. the french capital's official pride parade was postponed to november because of the coronavirus pandemic, but organisers decided to hold a march they said should be more politically driven and support the black lives matter movement. those taking part in the lgbt+ rally called for racial equality and protested against police violence. after three months of coronavirus lockdown, england has

steve herman is the white house bureau chief for the international media organisation voice of americae president was trying to appeal for votes in the run up to november elections. well, he is trying to appeal to his supporters and independent voters that he desperately needs for re—election in november, that there is this threat from the far left, "anarchists" as he calls them, "socialists", and others who want a revisionist view of american history — literally tearing down these statues of people that have long been considered heroes in this country, and doesn't want to see this discussion take place about a more balanced view of american history. well, on that slightly rebalancing view of american history, just stay there, steve. i just want us all to just listen to these, because the bbc went out and spoke to three young african americans who are among protesters out on the street, calling for an end to racism today, and actually calling forjuneteenth, which celebrates the official end of slavery in america, to be a more appropriate holiday for black americans to celebrate. let's

steve herman.ths of coronavirus lockdown, england has taken a big step towards normal life, with the largest lifting of restrictions so far. in the last 2a hours, a further 67 people are reported to have died after testing positive for coronavirus, bringing the total number of deaths in the uk to a4,i98. the major relaxation of rules in england means pubs, restaurants, and hairdressers can reopen. our business editor, simonjack, reports from torquay, in the south west. no—one really knew what to expect today. would we be battering down the doors of the pubs, three deep at the bar, desperate for a pint, or would it be completely deserted ? none of those feared outcomes happened neither of those feared outcomes happened but it depended on which business you were in. it was slow and steady, certainly at the start today for the pub trade, but there was certainly no lack of demand for a long overdue post—lockdown haircut. 7am in torquay and alex walker is opening up his hair salon for the first time in

steve herman from the voice of america news. warned that unless there's a global effort to reduce plastic waste, 1.3 billion tonnes of it may be dumped on land and in the oceans in the next 20 years. most plastic ends up in landfill but plenty is still dumped or burned which is both poisonous and warms the climate. the researchers say the best remedy would be to provide about two—billion people in the global south with proper methods of disposal. coronavirus of course doesn't help. you might have seen this picture which was viewed by millions of times on social media platforms. that is a whole row of protective gear, of masks and the like courtesy of covid—19. joining me live is the man holding the stick, gary stokes who is in hong kong. gary, thank you very much for joining us. give us an idea, the picture tells its story but how much time and efforts did it take to gather that much debris? that talk about ten - 15 minutes on a 100 metre stretch of beach on a far—flung, sort of, uninhabited island in hong kong. that is pretty t

steve herman is the white house bureau chief for voice of america. thank you forjoining us, steve.alking about in that address because he covered a range of issues, but what were the main takeaway is? the main takeaway was sort of an amplification of what he said the previous evening at mount rushmore where he painted and enemy of the united states has far left radicals and anarchists and that the threat needs to be defeated, giving us a taste of what his real action campaign is really going to centre on. he also minimised the coronavirus, saying 99% of the coronavirus, saying 99% of the cases are nothing at all, which, of course, the data does not show to be the case and really putting this emphasis on more of a darker message about what he perceives as this threat to the united states in an apparent attempt to rally his base and make sure they get out to vote in november. steve, you have watched many presidents deliver 4th ofjuly addresses. how typical was less of what a president would normally deliver? this is atypical, there has never been anything like this. this was very rem

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. >> bret: steve harriman, live in atlanta and the next life and legacy of herman cain.irst with some of the fox affiliates around the country, fox 12 in portland at the guard rescues to teenagers and stephen states park in hammond organ and stranded on rocks unable to peddle their inner tubes back to the starting point. fox 28 in columbus save th the bipartisan votes and larry householder has been charged and alleged $60 million bribery scheme and for now he retains the legislator. this is a live look from orlando and the affiliate fox 35 and one of there tonight the nba resuming its season with the first contest played from its bubble at the disney world sports complex. a first game tips off in just a few minutes and lebron james and the los angeles lakers featured in the night cap. tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we will be right back. ♪ that's why i like liberty mutual. they get that no two people are alike and customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. almost done. what do you think? i don't see it. only pay for wh