a lot of people think of them just in terms of their participation in stonewall but they were really time and were on the front lines on all of the demonstrations. so the whole community came together then? yeah, both this new generation of activists and the older generation of activists — and lesbian activists, gay activists, transgender activists. oh, yeah, "lesbians unite." yes, so here you see thousands of people who were willing to come out of the closet and be part of this political movement. it's hoped that exhibitions like this will help keep the memory of what happened alive and inspire future generations. i'm 27, this is the first time i am seeing many of these pieces. why should people in my generation care about this exhibition? in this internet age of people liking things on facebook and internet activism, it is hard for people to realise the real oppression that people faced in the 1960s and '70s, and also that they were able to make a difference. and the way that they changed our society was personally getting involved in politics and joining organisations, creating ne

the second virginia part of the stonewall brigade, they were supposed to be involved in the attack but because they are fighting greg's men, it stops the stonewall brigade, a big impact most don't realize. july 3rd lots of papers on it and some maps and stuart proper engaging in that division. we have judson kilpatrick, and the reserved brigade, they will be fighting to the south and kill patrick as we think lee is going to attack the flank so we have to attack him. to my way of thinking, it is a way to seek glory. we know the story about farnsworth attacking, you don't attack rebels on the stonewall supported by artillery. the bottom line, farnsworth is going to be killed. this brigade will be repulsed. i used to live in fairfield. you can see everything there but there is a report that there are wagons, rebel wagons so before being a captain, the sixth us cavalry from fairfield, looking for those wagons, they don't find the wagons, they find a full brigade, this unit will we almost destroyed. people are attacking me. during the antietam campaign they were right next, 2 or 3 miles awa

lee and stonewall jackson removed in charlottesville. the statues at the center of that deadly rally led by white supremacists. >>> news tonight about the urgent search for a missing mother from new jersey. she and her 2-year-old son allegedly taken by the child's father. the boy found roughly 800 miles away, but no sign of his mother. >>> terrifying moments on a carnival ride in michigan. the ride apparently close to toppling over with people on board when bystanders rush in to hold it down. >>> and countdown to the history-making space flight. billionaire richard branson on the eve of his groundbreaking moment, and the message from rival jeff bezos. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us on this saturday. i'm whit johnson. we begin tonight with the oppressive heat wave in the west intensifying the already critical drought. record-breaking temperatures well into the triple digits. this on the heels of already deadly heat that killed 200 people in the pacific northwest in recent weeks. volunteers in sacramento handing out water

back at stonewall, a chance encounter with a group of students provides an emotional reminder ofjustt happened there. it makes me proud to see you all— there. it makes me proud to see you all here _ there. it makes me proud to see you all here today because it says — you all here today because it says the _ you all here today because it says the work that we did is fitterihg _ says the work that we did is filtering through. i think any of us — filtering through. i think any of us who were there that night would _ of us who were there that night would never have expected we would — would never have expected we would have come as far as we have, _ would have come as far as we have i— would have come as far as we have i am _ would have come as far as we have, i am shocked. would have come as far as we have, lam shocked. i never thought— have, lam shocked. i never thought i_ have, lam shocked. i never thought i would be able to get married, — thought i would be able to get married, i neverthought thought i would be able to get married, i never thought i would _ married, i never thought i

lee monument was lifted from the prince, a statue fellow, confederate, general, thomas, stonewall. jackson was also taken away, and there were no signs of the protests of 4 years ago as undergo reports. the campaign is in charlottesville, 4 years to remove the statue of confederate, general and slave. oh no, robert e. lee. on saturday morning, the long battle came to fruition its peaceful crowd walked a controversial figure of this nation's troubled racial. past remove the statue, and another of general thomas stonewall. jackson will be kept in a secure location, both se activists symbols of a shameful past were finally ready to be a community that doesn't telegraph to our public arts that we are pretty fine with white from 4 years ago, plans to move lease to became a flashpoint white nationalist descended on charlottesville in scenes that shocked the world. august 2017, 32 year old has a hey, it was killed with a neo nazi rammed his car into a crowd of anti racism. protestors who kill it was late a sentence to life in prison. we the people are one step closer to the tranquillity p

monument was lifted from the prince cruise, also removed a statue of fellow confederate, general thomas stonewall. jackson, protective fencing and designated, no parking zones had been installed by securities. but the event passed off peacefully in 2017 white supremacist protests over plans to remove it, led to clashes in which a woman was run down by a car and killed. today the fact you come down and we are one small step closer to a more perfect. yes. the object was only important because of the race of the man who sat upon the horse. his greatest honor was his whiteness and a treason that he committed in the attempt to preserve the great american tradition of being able to enslaved rape, pillage and murder, our black people for economic gain. what was growing in the mind, the man who commissioned this statue? my guess would be the desire to continue to perpetuate the erroneous theory. that whiteness is supreme and he got her joins us live, washington, d. c. and the how significant is the removal of these statues? well, i think it's significant when you look about, look at how peaceful the proc

was lifted from the plain cruise, also removed, a statue of fellow confederate general, thomas, stonewall jackson. in 2017 white supremacist protest over plans to remove the statues that clashes in which a woman was run down by a car and killed. today, the statue comes down and we are one small step closer to a more perfect view. yes. the object was only important because of the race of the man who sat upon the horse. his grade of honor was his whiteness and the treason that he committed in the attempt to preserve the great american tradition of being able to enslaved rape, pillage and murder, our black people for economic gain. what was growing in the mind, the man who commissioned this statue my guess, would be the desire to continue to perpetuate the erroneous theory. that whiteness is supreme. the u. s. has rejected haiti's appeal for troops to help secure the country after the assassination of president driven and marie's on wednesday, haiti's senate has nominated. she was flown back to serve as the new entering president until new elections, which is set for september. politicians a

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monument was lifted from the plant cruise, also removed a statue of fellow confederate general thomas stonewall jackson event passed off peacefully. but in 2017 protests over the removals led to fatal crashes. today the statue comes down and we are one small step closer to a more perfect. yes. the object was only important because of the race of the man who sat upon the horse. his grade of honor was his whiteness. and the treason that he committed in the attempt to preserve the great american tradition of being able to enslaved rape, pillage and murder, our black people. the us has rejected haiti's appeal for troops to help secure the country out of the assassination of president jovan, and marie's on wednesday. haiti's senate has no need to fly back to serve as a new interim president until new elections, which is set for september. politicians also back to our halo, he to replace closures f as the prime minister police in bangladesh of arrested 8 people over a factory fire in which at least 52 people died. distraught relatives as to waiting for news after the fire, which broke out on thursday

they were stonewalled but there were changes, as well, in the condo association.information trickled in. and from what we know, possibly, too little, too late. >> look. your reporting on the ground is invaluable, in all of this. so thank you for -- for taking the time to help us understand it. >> thank you so much. >> john. >> this morning, new data from the cdc shows coronavirus cases in the united states jumped, 10%, this past week. and the delta variant, which we know is about 60% more transmissible, is gaining ground. joining me now is cnn senior data reporter, harry enten. harry, it's been some time, since we could say this. but cases, on the rise in the united states. >> yeah, john. you know, we have been pulling up this map, a lot, because we like to see a lot of green. that means cases are dropping in this week, versus the previous week. now, we are actually seeing more red and orange than we are seeing green. which indicates that, in more states than not, specifically really in the southern part of the country into the great plains, that cases are rising

half into the pandemic that house speaker nancy pelosi and other top democrats, they're still stonewallingn investigation into where the virus came from. plus, we've got dr. fauci's own words on this dangerous super virus research, his own words are now backfiring on him. and republican lawmakers, they're now demanding a criminal tribunal into human rights atrocities and abuses by communist cuba. reports are coming in too that republicans plan to hold a counter-demonstration in support of cuba the same day democrats launch their committee into the capitol eye riots -- capitol riots. remember ronald reagan and tear down that wall? there's growing calls for biden to seize this moment in history. and look at this, texas now taking matters into its own hands, now arresting illegal border crossers. we have that story, the arrests, looks like they're on the rise. thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. muck i ♪♪ ♪ ♪ elizabeth: welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business network. we begin with this from our nation's capital. watch. [gunfire]

behind me, the back of general stonewall jackson and the business end of the horse he's been sittingcentury here in scharlottesville, virginia, that is on the back of a truck that will be driven to a mutual facility until the city figures out who will take them. i want the viewers to watch the video of the statue coming down of robert e. lee earlier today. it gives a sense of what the feeling is like here in charlottesville here today. [ applause ] >> reporter: we heard similar cheers when stonewall jackson came down, as well. the people in this town have been through a lot when it comes to the stachtues. the controversy came from outside charlottesville. that's where the legal battles came from. that's where the groups came from that came here to have the unite the right rally which led to the death of heather heyer. this is what charlottesville wanted, and thousannow they've >> eric mcmorris-santoro, thank you for painting the scene for us. appreciate it. >>> still to come, listen, it is another unrelenting heat wave threatening parts of the western u.s. this weekend. scientists, i

lee that's been there nearly 100 years, the other one is of stonewall jackson. >> and this was all approved by the city council and was fought all the way up to the supreme court. that is why this is happening today. we are going to bring in right now council member from charlottesville michael payne. councilman, thank you so much for being with us this morning. >> definitely. >> talk to us about what's going through your mind this morning and how you're feeling knowing that this -- as kendis said -- long time coming event is final finally happening today. >> yeah, no, it's a lot of emotions. it's definitely a long time coming, definitely feeling a lot of gratitude. the real credit does not go with me at all, it goes with the community members who have been fighting for years with this. brian who started a petition, dawn and jolene who have been involved with the blue ribbon commission and efforts, former counselors bell knee and zakos our current mayor nikuyah walker. people who have fought for years to make this happen. it's a cathartic moment as well as someone who was there turning on t

one is of general jackson, stonewall jackson. that is also being removed.r they have decided on a place for them but they will likely go into a civil war museum or somewhere else like that. of course charlottesville, virginia, was a hot spot in 2017 for a unite the right rally that turned violent in which one person was killed. you are watching the removal, the slow removal from downtown charlottesville of a very controversial statue, one which was a rallying point for right-wing demonstrators in 2017 and one that is now being removed. you can see crowds having gathered around there to watch this removal. this will be continuing a little later because we will have the removal of the statue of stonewall jackson as well. we'll stay on top of that with you. >>> talking about voter suppression, pennsylvania is on the flip side of the anti-democratic coin. a senior state lawmaker and loyal supporter of donald trump is launching an audit all on his own in the hopes of overturning pennsylvania's 2020 election results. remember, i said in some states they are makin

the white house it has accused china of being irresponsible and stonewalling a world health organizationnvestigation into the origins of covid-19. including the possibility it came from away hand lab. beijing will not participate in any inquest, insisting that zero evidence to support the lab hypothesis. global leaders want to examine the theory further. as you mention, bloomberg learned that the carlyle group is seeking to raise as much is $27 billion for its latest flagship fund and what would be the industry's largest ever private equity pool. success would break the $26 billion record held by blackstone. carlisle cofounder david rubenstein is the cohost of the david rubenstein show which airs on bloomberg television. global news 24 hours a day on air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by 2700 journalists and analysts in 120 countries. this is bloomberg. dani: thank you. coming up, want to dine inside and italy? get a vaccine. we get the latest from rome as the prime minister decides on vaccine passports and whether they will be necessary. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ dani: welcome back. l

whereas the 27th, indiana is assaulting what is essentially a reinforced stonewall. with newly arrived confederate reinforcements from extra billy smith's virginia burdade. coal grove recalls ordering the attack writing at the command forward double quick. our breastworks were cleared and both regiments would deafening cheers spring forward. they had scarcely gained the open ground when they were met with one of the most terrible fires. i have ever witnessed. so as these two regiments finally make their way into this open marshy meadow. they're going to be opened up on by confederates behind rocks behind trees behind a stonewall. rankin wrote besides the obstruction of the trees there were numerous boulders some of these six feet high therefore when the 27th reached the meadow its line was entirely broken. the 27th advanced into the center of the meadow when the color bearer was shot down. the remaining seven of the color guard and three men besides fell on that spot trying to advance the colors the right and left wings of the regimen noticing the failure of the cent

lee and stonewall jackson were trucked away and banished to storage.ebate over the city's efforts to remove the confederate statues. this is video from back then. their unite the right valley turned violent, as you might recall, and ultimately deadly as neo-nazis fought with counterprotesters. cnn's evan mcmorris-santoro is live in charlottesville. what was the mood like, evan? >> reporter: pam, when you think about that pitched battle, nationwide battle that led to today, that battle that you mentioned that included debates in courts, court battles, the president of the united states weighing in, and of course that horrible moment in august 2017 when those white nationalists came here and someone was actually killed as part of a debate over this statue. the thing that struck me the most about this morning was how joyous it was and how happy everybody was. behind me you can see what this whole thing is about, the podium that used to hold the robert e lee statue that was up for 100 years in this park until about 7:00 this morning. that's when cranes cam

all of these people that called me, it wasn't stonewalling. we weren't in litigation at all these points. it was getting hard to keep track of. i believe at one point there were eight cases being litigated and maricopa county was finding themselves in the courtroom just at all times. so i wanted to make sure that i was not having conversations outside of that. whatever needed to be said needed to be said in a courtroom in front of a judge or a jury, but we needed to get down to the bottom of it, and this is the same time maricopa county was taking a look at our own people that worked the election. we had to ask some really tough questions of those people all the way through. they've been there the whole time. came in, talked to us and told us everything. >> a quick final question. i guess there was an alternative and the alternative would be to do what georgia did, loosely described, and that is have the conversation and tape it. did you ever give thought to that? >> well, look, you know, people tell their grandchildren, this is the most power

lee and stonewall jackson four years after plans to move one of them helped spark deadly violence at white supremacist rally. let's go to lucas tomlinson now. he's live in charlottesville with more details. lucas. >> reporter: arthel, the statue of general robert e. lee was put up here in 1924. this morning it was brought down peacefully. the mayor spoke earlier today. >> taking down this statue is one small step closer to the goal of helping charlottesville, virginia, and america grapple with its sin of being willing to destroy black people for economic gain. >> reporter: it was a pretty low-key affair with the statue being removed at 8 a.m. the statue of lee was the source of recent controversy and tragedy. in july 2017 white supremacists marched on charlottesville. a month later the infamous unite the right rally resulting in the death of a 32-year-old woman. joe biden, then a candidate for president, said he was greatly moved by the tragedy, and it helped convince him run for office after president trump said both sides were the blame for the violence. the city removed the statue

lee and stonewall jackson are down.ere taken away. >> reporter: three hours on a saturday morning charlottesville has wanted for years. a monument to confederate general stonewall jackson on its way to storage. the notorious statue of general robert e. lee lee was over looked at the deadly u fight the rally hoisted away. for za hanyu bryant who kicked off the effort with a petition drive in 2016 kbh she was in ninth grade, it was the end of an effort that brought the world to her doorstep. looking back to that horrible day in august of 2017 when people were on this very park where we are now fighting over these statues, someone eventually died, at a moment like that did you ever think he had we had ceecee a day like today? >> no. when it was finally lifted off the pedestal today, that's when i was able to fully process it was happening. >> reporter: bryant con shinsed charlottesville. the world outside took longer. in early 2017 the city council vote today remove the monuments but groups who defend the confederate legac

lee and stonewall jackson came down today. the city council held an emergency vote this afternoon to remove a third statue and that one shows the explorers lewis and clark. the statue of robert e. lee became a flash point early in president trump's term. neo-nazis and white supremacists marched to try to prevent its removal. activist heather heyer was killed when a protester rammed a car into a crowd. what does removing these statues say about how far we have come as a country since the civil war, or even in the last four years. let's continue with jonathan horn, a former speechwriter for george w. bush, and the author of "the man who would not be washington, robert e. lee's civil war and his decision that changed american history." mr. horn, good to see you again. welcome. >> thanks for having me. >> let's hear part of what the mayor of charlottesville said today about the removal of these statues. watch. >> taking down the statue is one small step. closer -- being willing to destroy black people for economic gain. >> what do

midterm issue, republicans are say nancy pelosi and democrats are also covering up for china and stonewallingthat killed 600,000 americans and i have peter daszak running neck to health alliance and nonprofit that funded the wuhan lab using taxpayer money, he is also stonewalling house energy republican demand for information. what is hee hiding? >> clearly something, covid didn't discriminate between republicans and democrats it didn't discriminate between white and black, americans from every background of every color creed, race, religion, we should all be demanding more from for the origin of coronavirus. unfortunately democrats are more concerned with driving a political narrative than they are about getting from the bottom of it. i along with homeland security colleagues we are demanding more from an investigation into the origin of the wuhan lab leak, we know that this was a lab leak we know based on the science, based on the facts on the ground and based on the e-mails that have been uncovered that this definitely came from the wuhan lab and funded using taxpayer dollars and americans

lee and stonewall jackson were trucked away, and put into storage.hite nationalists commandeered the debate over the city's effort to remove the lee statue. their so-called unite-the-right rally turned violent and deadly, as neo-nazis fought with counter-protestors. cnn's evan mcmorris-santoro reports from charlottesville. >> reporter: three hours on a saturday morning, charlottesville has wanted for years. a monument to confederate general stonewall jackson on its way to storage. the notorious statue of general robert e. lee, which overlooked the park that held the deadly unite the right rally, also, hoisted away. >> it's only a moment for people who aren't affected. >> reporter: for zyahna bryant who kicked off the effort to remove these statues when she was in 9th grade. it was the end of an effort that brought the world to her doorstep. looking back to that horrible day in august of 2017, when people were on this very park where we are right now. fighting over these statues. someone, eventually, died. at a moment like that, did you think we would

monument was lifted from the flint cruise, also removed, a statue of fellow confederate general thomas stonewall jackson. the event passed off peacefully, but in 2017 protests over removal plans led to fatal flashes. today the statute comes down and we are one small step closer to a more perfect. yes. the object was only important because of the race of the man who sat upon the horse. his grade of honor was his whiteness. and the treason that he committed in the attempt to preserve the great american tradition of being able to enslaved rape, pillage and murder, our black people for economic gain. what was growing in the mind? the man who commissioned this statue, my guess, would be the desire to continue to perpetuate the erroneous theory. that whiteness is supreme, at least in bangladesh of charged 8 people with murder over a factory foreign, which at least $52.00 people, died. distraught relatives still waiting for news after the fire, which broke out on thursday. more bodies could be trapped in the rubble of the juice factory just outside the capital dot com. when it says a, the main exit was

lee and stonewall jackson will both be removed those two statues became a flash point, sparking that deadly white supremacist rally in 2017. >>> up next, a new twist in the billionaire space race >>> richard branson's blastoff on sunday to the edge of space. but in the billionaire space battle, a new twist. here is tom costello >> reporter: down to the wire as richard branson's virgin galactic showcases the final preps for its spaceship. on sunday flying to 50,000 feet before release. >> fire. >> fire. >> reporter: then rocketing to the karman line that marks the edge of space. nasa and the air force say that line is 50 miles high virgin test pilots have already climbed to 56 miles. but now the bezos team is tweeting that only their rocket will climb 62 miles high. the internationally recognized karman line and their passenger astronauts won't have an asterisk by their names. and by the way, they have bigger windows to gaze at the earth. blue origin uses a rocket virgin galactic uses a space plane with 17 windows. >> if he were here, he would argue his experience is better than ours.

lee and stonewall jackson come down. it was a culmination of the battle in courts and city streets. a high school student started the original petition, and five years later said it was important to be there. >> that statue stood for over 100 years. the university played a role in putting it up. the city played a role in putting it up. now it's important for us to hold them accountable and make sure that they actually follow through on the change that they've promised. >> a third statue was also removed later in the day. all are being stored on city property until leaders can decide what to do with it. >>> also taken down today, the metal fencing surrounding capitol hill that was put up after the january 6today. capitol police say better security measures are now in place. however, the capitol is still closed to most visitors. >>> we are following some breaking news in the east bay. firefighters are putting out hot spots at two house fires in antioch that crews say were started by fireworks. firefighters say the flames started at a house near west 6th and 8th streets around 8:30. em

was lifted from the plants. cruise also removed, a statue of fellow confederate, general thomas stonewall. jackson event passed off peacefully, but in 2017 protests over removal plans led to fatal clashes. the owner of a bank su factory in which at least 52 people died on thursday, has been arrested for murder. 4 of his sons and 3 company officials were also detained. many of the dead were trapped inside the building in the fire by a locked door. and a party of this year, his prime minister does one a landslide victory and last month's elections. his prosperity, 41418436 farmer tree seats in a boat that was overshadowed by an opposition boycott and ethnic violence. do you say with his football rebels is up next. i for now. well, in an unconventional capital city, ever changing and yet forever defined bytes turbulent tossed, stephanie deck meets berliners and takes you want a journey. exploring the identity and legacy of europe's rebel capital took to al jazeera i guess i'm going to be on a month on because i'm interested in washington bundles. jew body definitely took me the i i i in abou

lee and stonewall jackson were pulled from public parks in charlottesville. >> happiness and elation, but sadness of what it has taken to get us to this point. >> these symbols are bad for the community. and today we've removed that hate. >> reporter: taken down a century after being built, and nearly four years after white supremacists and neo-nazi groups held a unite the right rally, protesting calls to remove the monuments of the 19th century military leader. the violence turned deadly when a civil rights activist was killed in the clashes that followed, but no visible organized protest today. >> one small step closer to the goal of helping charlottesville, virginia, and america grapple with the sin of being willing to destroy black people for economic gain. >> reporter: hours later, another controversial symbol gone the lewis clark and sacagawea monument the city council first voted to get rid of the one honoring lee in 2017 after xiana bryant started a petition for its removal. >> i think it's definitely overdue but i'm happy that it happened >> reporter: left behind now empty pe

minutes later, crews took down the statue of stonewall jackson. charlottesville's mayor says the city is making progress but there's more to go. >> we're so far from the perfect union, yet one step closer today as these two statues come down. >> the five-year battle to remove the statues which saw white supremacists to march on the city, leading to the death of heather heier who was run down as she protested against them. >>> pope francis is recovering from intestinal surgery but tomorrow will give his blessing from the hospital. the vatican says the pope is steadily improving and is expected to be released next week. >>> anthony flores has sports. >> giants make 3-0 with a win over the nationals. stick around, sports is next. delicia: this is where all our recycling is sorted -- 1.2 million pounds every day, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america. but that's not all you'll find here. there are hundreds of good-paying jobs, with most new workers hired from bayview-hunter's point. we don't just work at recology, we own it, c

lee and thomas stonewall jackson off of their bases as crowds cheered. both statues will be placed in storage. charlottesville leaders say they are looking for new home for them either at a museum or military battlefield or historical society. >>> just after the break, learn what 10 straight days on a teeter totter can teach you straight from a man who knows. >> this teeter totter taught us balance. >> okay. >>> head out two friends are feeling after the many ups and downs they endured to break a world record. >>> i'm meteorologist drew tuma. we're tracking excessive heat warning and heat advisories continue tom ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ receive a chargepoint home flex charger or a public charging credit. see your volvo retailer for details. majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is available. because that's power down time. >>> the 2021 sbes are happening tonight. the awards celebra

controversial figure of this nation's troubled racial. past remove the statue and another of general thomas stonewall. jackson will be kept in a secure location, both se activists symbols of a shameful past were finally ready to be a community that doesn't telegraph to our public arts that we are pretty fine with wait from 4 years ago, plans to remove lisa, you became a flash point to white nationalist descended on charlottesville in scenes that shocked the world. august 2017. 32 year old has a he was killed with a neo nazi rammed his car into a crowd of anti racism. protestors who kill it was late a sentence to life in prison, where the people are one step closer to the tranquillity promised by the writers of the constitution to form a more perfect union. we are so far from the perfect union, yet one step closer today. as these 2 statues come down in the years that followed memorials to the pro slavery confederacy were taken down across the us even more following the death of george floyd at the hands of a white police officer for the young people out there. i hope that this empower you to speak up

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another — of general thomas "stonewall" jackson — which was standing nearby — was also taken into storageed has won a landslide parliamentary victory to secure a further five year term. his prosperity party won more than 400 seats out of the 425 for which results were announced. no voting took place in the tigray region, which is in the grip of an eight month war. this is bbc news — our main headlines. the widow of haiti's president, jovenel moise, has made herfirst public remarks since he was assassinated. more than 30 million people in the southwestern united states are experiencing another brutal heatwave. two of the sports biggest rivals, brazil and argentina have been playing in rio for the copa america score here. the pandemic has meant only a limited number of fans are allowed in the stadium. it was the first major international trophy for one of the world's best players. and if you hundred fans were allowed in. and if you hundred fans were allowed in. let's cross to rio now and speak to football correspondent tim vickery. ididn't i didn't -- i didn't —— argentina have beaten their

another — of general thomas "stonewall" jackson — which was standing nearby — was also taken into storageas called for calm following violent protests linked to the imprisonment of the former presidentjacob zuma. 25 lorries were torched and shops looted overnight in kwa zulu natal province. gail maclellan reports. luvvies burn on the major highway linking johannesburg with the coast. supporters of former presidentjacob zuma former president jacob zuma erupted former presidentjacob zuma erupted into protest as he began a 15 month jail sentence. —— lorries. police have been deployed to kwa zulu natal to maintain control and 28 people have been arrested. the application _ have been arrested. the application includes... i have been arrested. the | application includes... on friday the _ application includes... on friday the high court dismissed jacob zuma's attempt to have his arrest overcome. jacob zuma's imprisonment has laid bare deep divisions in the anc and the former president has a large support base in his former province. it has been the most potent internal force opposing the curren

white house press secretary gen saki criticize to stance, saying it's not a time to be stonewalling. several hospitals in lebanon, may vanessa fuel to power generators within a few hours and say electricity outages can last at least 20 hours a day. so they're reliant on generations to keep the hospitals running. there are fears the lives of patients are at risk, especially as the hospitals continue to take in people infected with covert, 19 lebanon is currently dealing with an economic crisis. the made worse by the recent resignation of prime minister designate side her really well joining us now to talk more about the situation is dr. feed us on the ads. he's the head of the rough curry re hospital, and that's the main public hospital in bay roots is good to have you with his doctor. just start off by explaining how bad things are in your hospital. well, the situation is really critical. we have been suffering from electricity shortages . our for the past 2 weeks have been quite severe before we used to get only 2 to 3 hours of that day. now we are only getting 2 to 3 hours of elect

now, white house press, secretary gen saki accuse china of stonewalling the investigation and their position is irresponsible, and frankly dangerous. so help us understand why and how china is allowed to have this kind of control. we bring an investigative journalist and boomers co host been want thanks for joining me. been days for me on ok. this is something you've been following even when the virus of 1st breaking out. but when it comes to china, if they have nothing to hide, why prevent the investigation? because china has everything the hi, there is no question that what china has said about the virus from the very beginning has been untrue. been filled with untruth typically untrue. the problem is, is that china is being given cover, not just that they're hiding something they're being given cover by the us. and they have up until this point, simply because the u. s. is deeply involved in funding the research that was going on and on. so it's not as if the, you know, folks like anthony voucher and the h as in id, were suddenly caught off guard and had no idea to try. and with doing thi

when has procedure and saki criticized stone saying it's not a time to be stonewalling. several hospitals 11 and may run out of fuel to power generators within a few hours, they fail, tristan just can last at least 20 hours a day. so they were lines and generations to keep the hospitals running. but the real fears, this is putting patients' lives at risk, especially with the pandemic. lebanon is dealing with an economic crisis made worse . while the recent resignation of prime minister designate sought her reading. we cannot continue like this and we are putting a lot of patience in harm's way, especially considering that we are seeing decisions in the number of new cases yesterday live and report with one of the highest number of coffee case. it's been several months and it's clearly that our use are also receiving motivations. so electricity now is more critical than well, that was the heads of the roughly carry at public hospital in bay routes. let's cross my cheap a route to speak with our correspondent, st. harder and say that we have that's one of the heads of the big public hospita