the duchess of sussex speaks of her own experience of racism in the wake of the killing of george floydn minneapolis. the only wrong thing to say is to say nothing, because. ..george floyd's life mattered. thousands of coronavirus tests have had to be redone after problems processing two batches sent to the united states for analysis. and prince charles talks about being affected by coronavirus, saying he "got away lightly".

from suggs it -- suck six -- from sussex. bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." the latest round of trade talks between the u.k. and european union is set to finish today without a breakthrough. there has been little progress despite a key deadline while the two size remain far apart on things like measures to indicate a field and fishing waters. joining us now is the director of the u.k. trade policy at the university of sussex. professor, thank you for joining us. our research in both the u.k. and eu want a deal? but theyant to deal, have a definite idea about what they want. in particular, the eu [inaudible] away thet want to give whole philosophy at the eu in order to accommodate. they are getting fed up with the brits i think. the british government wants any sort of deal, as long as it appears to project a lot of independence. whenine: what will be -- you look at some of the points, it seems it is so difficult unless both sides are prepared to give a lot of concessions. what's the likelihood we don't

the duchess of sussex speaks of her own experience of racism in the wake of the killing of george floyd in minneapolis. the only wrong thing to say is to say nothing, because... george floyd's life mattered. the uk's prime minister is to call for "a new era of global health co—operation" when he hosts a vaccine summit in london. and prince charles talks about being affected by coronavirus, saying he "got away lightly". hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. and you can contact me on twitter about our stories at @annita—mcveigh. first, a german prisoner has been identified as a new suspect in the disappearance of the british girl madeline mccann from a holiday resort in portugal 13 years ago. the man in his 40s is a convicted sex offender who had been living in the algarve at the time, travelling around in a camper van. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford reports. this is the vw camper van that was used by the new suspect in the madeleine mccann investigation. with its di

the duchess of sussex releasing that video in the last hour.hen so much is going on... huge platforms and viewings are seen and viewed... apologies for the moment, osi, we are having some problems with your connection. we will try to reconnect. we will talk to benjamin zephaniah as well. benjamin, i will put the same question to you, the duchess of sussex made very clear the worst thing to say is say nothing at all. how encouraging is you that more voices are being heard? well, that in itself is very encouraging. i used to do around the world and i would say to people in australia, do you know about this event that happened in england, and i would have to tell them the story. they would tell me about somebody in australia and the same thing in north america. it's interesting that meghan markle, lists names of people who died in police custody, and i don't really know them. you know, but i could list names, abraham sayer, christopher elder, my cousin mike powell, shaun grigg, and so, now what is happening is because of the internet and because o

duncan, thank you, duncan kennedy and east sussex.a lynn, that's on bbc one at 7.30. time for a look at the weather. here is helen willetts. some parts of south—east england had about a month's worth of rain overnight and into this morning, so touch and go for the commemoratives fly— past touch and go for the commemoratives fly—past in london later this afternoon. this was west holland park about half an hour ago. the rain has eased, the rain eating further east as well and we are starting to see some sunshine materialise. this is the satellite picture. if i put the radar on you can see the rain is extensive along the m4 corridor and northwards, so it's going to be a slow improvement in conditions. yes, we will see more sunshine coming through across east anglia, into the midlands and the south—east, but that is already encouraging some torrential downpours not far away from the channel coast. they will

in east sussex, she will be greatly missed.r a very kind, caring person, who was so friendly towards everyone. vera was a lovely person, she would be quite happy speaking to everybody. her london routes came through very well, with no airs and graces. an inspiration and source of hope to so many. the emotion dame vera lynn managed to convey never lessened. dame vera lynn, who died at her home in sussex this morning at the age of 103. the rest of the news now, and the latest figures show that the deaths from coronavirus of 135 more people were registered during the latest 2a hour period. it brings the total since march to 42,288. among the victims was a 13—day—old baby with no known underlying health conditions. meanwhile, the government has abandoned its coronavirus tracking app that was being trialled on the isle of wight it was supposed to be up and running in the middle of may, and was being trialled on the isle of wight. at the health secretary matt hancock has blamed technical barriers for its delay and says the government

the duchess of sussex speaks of her own experience of racism in the wake of the killing of george floydn minneapolis. the only wrong thing to say is to say nothing, because. ..george floyd's life mattered. thousands of coronavirus tests have had to be redone after problems processing two batches sent to the united states for analysis. and prince charles talks about being affected by coronavirus, saying he "got away lightly". good morning. you're watching bbc news with me, annita mcveigh. a german prisoner has been identified as a new suspect in the disappearance of madeline mccann from a holiday resort in portugal 13 years ago. the man, in his 40s, is a convicted sex offender who had been living in the algarve at the time, travelling around in a camper van. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford reports. this is the vw camper van that was used by the new suspect in the madeleine mccann investigation. with its distinctive colours, police hope it will trigger someone‘s memory and lead to new evidence about their as—yet unnamed suspect. he used the vehicle to live in and, certainly

good night from sussex. ♪ ♪ sussex. ♪.lynn case today, a federal appeal court letting the justice department drop its case against the president former national security advisor after flynn's lawyer sidney powell said this case was concocted and the fbi lied and also slammed government misconduct against michael flynn. remember even fbi wanted to drop the case against flynn in 2017 because there was nothing there. we will break it down joining us tonight justice department spokeswoman carrie on fbi and the probe into flynn and how it was stacked again h

good night from sussex. ♪ ♪ sussex. ♪.to the big showdown in the michael flynn case today, a federal appeal court letting the justice department drop its case against the president former national security advisor after flynn's lawyer sidney powell said this case was concocted and the fbi lied and also slammed government misconduct against michael flynn. remember even fbi wanted to drop the case against flynn in 2017 because there was nothing there. we will break it down joining us tonight justice department spokeswoman carrie on fbi and the probe into flynn and how it was stacked against him. this is a fox business exclusive, also house judiciary ben klein on growing doubt in washington over the foundation for the fbi launching the trump russia collusion probe as more documents are declassified. now this chuck grassley declaring week did not find a single tread of evidence to support it. we have even more detail on what critics are now saying are the fbi's week launches pre-were digging into the documents. plus joe concha

thank you for joining us, good night from sussex. ♪ is maria bartiromo's "wall street."aria: happy weekend, everyone. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. we've got a big show this weekend. coming up, investing venture capital legend alan patricof is here, then later, phil ruden joining me to talk about phase two of new york city's reopening. but first, the u.s. has hit an all-time high in new covid cases this week as recent spikes have some concerned that the targeted shutdowns in certain regions could be necessary to slow the outbreak. but white house economic adviser larry kudlow tells me he's expecting a double-digit growth rate for both the third and fourth quarter, expect unemployment rate will drop below 10% by the end of the year. >> a whole lot of indicators, retail sales was a blowout. one after another, housing demand is very strong, traveling with the upward mobility index is very strong, new business applications very strong. actually, business opening now, small business almost 80% have reopened,

the former duchess of sussex addressed the matter in an online speech during a graduation ceremony for her frmer los angeles high school. she says she felt moved to speak out because quote george floyd's life mattered and the only wrong thing is to say nothing at all. >> one of my teachers said to me before i was leaving for a day of volunteering, always remember to put others needs above your own fears. and that has stuck with me throughout my entire life and i thought about it more in the last week than ever before. >> markel went on to say the unrest reminds her of the riots that took place in l.a. after officers were acquitted in the beating of rodney king.>>> stanford has a plan to get students back on campus but not all at once. how a rotating schedule could work.>>> a wake-up call to fire season in the south bay. the aggressive response to a grass fire that broke out near some high-voltage power lines.>>> coming up on the mrs. walker. michael vasquez! come over here. i've heard such good things about you, your company. well, i wouldn't have done any of it without you. without th

but in an impassioned speech to students from her old high school in la, the duchess of sussex lent supportcalling for change. i realised the only wrong thing to say it is to say nothing. because george floyd's life mattered and breonna taylor's life mattered and philando castile's life mattered and tamir rice's life mattered, and so did so many other people whose names we know and whose names we do not know. protesters continue to remind us of those agonising minutes george floyd lay dying under a policeman‘s knee. they're yet to hear what's being done to make sure nothing like it ever happens again. aleem maqbool, bbc news, in washington. let's ta ke let's take you to philadelphia. several thousands it looks like people there, marching through the streets. in this, as we havejust been hearing, follows the first memorial service for george floyd. does not seem to be any marked police presence there at all. but the effects of this killing of the black 46—year—old sweeping right across the states and as we have seen come around across the states and as we have seen come around the world over

but in an impassioned speech to students from her old high school in la, the duchess of sussex lent support the only wrong thing to say it is to say nothing. because george floyd's life mattered and breonna taylor's life mattered and philando castile's life mattered and tamir rice's life mattered, and so did so many other people whose names we know and whose names we do not know. protesters continue to remind us of those agonising minutes george floyd lay dying under a policeman‘s knee. they're yet to hear what's being done to make sure nothing like it ever happens again. aleem maqbool, bbc news, in washington. from june 15th face coverings will be made compulsory, for anyone using public transport in england. non compliance means you won't be allowed to travel and you could be fined. the government says people should try to start wearing them now. here's our transport correspondent, tom burridge. it is advice now, it will be an order soon. covering your face is to become compulsory on public transport in england. the move popularfor those out and about in warrington this afternoon. you don

wonga sussex defendant to be charged in this corruption case and the second to plead guilty. well outrage in san francisco as an iconic mural is no more the wall so the city's oldest bar the stat was painted over on sunday, just ahead of pride weekend kron 4 s taylor bisacky reports. >>it was one of the first things you notice heading down 9th in harrison streets in san francisco. the studs vibrant murals lit up this so many neighborhood. now we beige color mutes the messages written on the walls before outpouring of community sense is just everybody's really hurt. i you know and they and do they july first they could notify the community that energy around race in a historical clear euro that was so beloved by the city. >>we or pri, i mean it really just shows such incredible insensitive nature to these people 0 fisher is one of the artists who contributed to the studs mural that read trans spaces that's until the building's owner decided to repeat the space in the week of pride. >>just a month ago, the bar owners announced the study would permanently close because of financ

right now and of course a number of people really stretching from michigan law school the duchess of sussex to former president obama a base of the been issued rallying calls this is all about voting in the venda isn't just about changing the occupant of the white house autism but more to the not so much bigger than that but we do have to change the occupation in the white house to start this process in a more mature human way receive many apple is their place where doing lloyd was still the majority of the members and we shall go or saying that they will start a process to this and. that is just your announcement where you're not sure what it means they're still not sure what it means but it is a new vision and how we too can remain a part security oriented people that really does something to prove here for the public especially those who have been make them rethink melanie and finally medea benjamin as you rightly say the been so many sizes of slayings over so many use and so many of these names only half remember what it's about this week and the reaction to jobs floyd's death which is

this was the picture taken earlier on in east sussex.ere will be some sunshine breaking through but as those temperatures turn increasingly warm, humidity rises too, we expect some thundery downpours. the areas most likely to see thunderstorms today are across the south—west of england into wales, and by tomorrow the thunderstorm risk pushes further north, particularly through parts of north wales, the midlands as well, and by the time we get to sunday it is north wales and northern ireland are most prone to seeing heavy showers and thunderstorms. but nowhere immune to a few heavy showers over the next few days, down to the fact that this area of low pressure centred around the bay of biscay at the moment is pushing its way northwards across the uk. pretty warm out there so temperatures this afternoon quite widely around 17—21d. a little bit cooler around the east coast where we have more cloud and also some rain that's been persistent across northern england. this evening into tonight, the rain pushes across eastern scotland. further so

the duchess of sussex, meghan markle, helped the women create a cook book, the proceeds of which areved when receiving the boxing, i was in tears. it was happiness tears, but the memory came back again. three years ago, i was receiving and the time has come for me to give back. i wish i could hug them, you know? back then they hugged me, but i cannot hug them and i'm trying to hug them through food. just showing that you know we're here for you. unlike past anniversaries which have seen hundreds of people take to the streets, this year the community is being encouraged to reflect and remember at home with online virtual gatherings. church bells across london, including st paul's and westminster abbey will be rung 72 times to remember each of the victims and many public buildings and homes will be illuminated in green. ship ducksch, bbc news. churches around london are ringing their bells later in memory of those victims of grenfell tower. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. here's 0lly foster. the final round is under way at fort worth, the first pga tournament

and here, at home in east sussex, she will be greatly missed.son, who was so friendly towards everyone. vera was a lovely person. she would be quite happy speaking to everybody. her london roots came through very well, with no airs and graces. an inspiration and a source of hope to so many. the emotion dame vera lynn managed to convey never lessened. the many tributes to the forces‘ sweetheart, dame vera lynn, who‘s died at the age of 103. there‘s been a major change in the uk government‘s approach to tracing people, using a smartphone app developed by the nhs. ministers have now decided that the app, which has been trialled on the isle of wight, is now going to use technology provided by apple and google. the original aim was to get the app up and running by mid—may, but there‘s still no date for its full operation, as our health editor hugh pym reports. all eyes were on the isle of wight for the trial of a smartphone app. it was set to go live across england in may to help trace people who‘d been in contact with those who‘d tested positive for

on the lake district two north wales and the sussex coast today has been hot, tomorrow will be hotterut whether housing secretary robert jenrick has abused his powers. the row is about a controversial housing development in east london. mrjenrick approved the westferry scheme twelve days before the developer gave the conservatives twelve thousand pounds. labour want to know if it is a case of "cash for favours". mrjenrick denies this and says he will publish the relava nt documents. our home affairs correspondent tom symonds has more. the ships of millwall docks are long gone, replaced by canoeists and sailors. but something big could be coming. the shortest of the towers is actually going to be taller than these two cranes. it'll go right here, a i,500—home development in one of britain's most crowded corners, opposed by some because of the pressure it will put on local services. you can't get on a bus in the morning, you can't get a gp appointment for weeks, people haven't got enough water pressure to turn their washing machines on and the roads are gridlocked. we have tiny little r

i am going to east sussex for a few nights. i was supposed to go to bratislava.to me are probably so holidays abroad to me are pro ba bly less so holidays abroad to me are probably less crucial than to someone who only manages to get abroad once a year. and let's remember there's a whole chunk of the public who will not have the income that it had back in february, march when they were thinking of summer holidays. absolutely. and we know that the industry needs as to be stacked so it is a complex question. alison rice, thank you very much indeed. if you have any questions on what this could all mean for your holiday plans — you can send them in to be put to the travel editor of the sun newspaper and a spokesperson from abta later. send them in to yourquestions@bbc.co.uk — and we'll aim to put them to our experts at a quarter past four this afternoon. the us has recorded an all—time daily high of 40,000 coronavirus infections, according to figures from johns hopkins university. the white house coronavirus task force warned young people that their behaviour posed a

and the duchess of sussex gave an impassioned address to students graduating from her old high schoolit is to say nothing. because george floyd's life mattered and breonna taylor's life mattered and philando castile's life mattered and tamir rice's life mattered. and so did so many other people whose names we know and whose names we do not know. protesters continue to remind us of those agonising minutes george floyd laid down under a policeman's knee. they are yet to hear what's being done to make sure nothing like it ever happens again. aleem maqbool, bbc news, in washington. 0ur correspondent barbara plett—usher is in minneapolis, where george floyd's memorial service is about to take place. give us a sense of the mood there tonight. yes, sophie, so many pauses of breath taken after ten days of turmoil after this memorial. it'll be the first of three which will be held over six in three different states and the reverend al sharpton, a well—known civil rights leader, will lead the service. he will be remembering george floyd the man who meant a lot to his family when he was alive bu

thank you for joining us, good night from sussex. ♪ is maria bartiromo's "wall street."everyone. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. we've got a big show this weekend. coming up, investing venture capital legend alan patricof is here, then later, phil ruden joining me to talk about phase two of new york city's reopening. but first, the u.s. has hit an all-time high in new covid cases this week as recent spikes have some concerned that the targeted shutdowns in certain regions could be necessary to slow

a final one for you, henry, from ben who is a sussex blast pass holder. he wants to know... one of those at the moment that is a bit of a wait and see. the ecb have been focused so much on this early summer cricket, the test series between england in the west indies and now that and now that the dates are in place for that, perhaps they can start looking towards what might be later in the year. we know there will be no professional cricket before august one, domestically. that is for sure, that has been announced by the ecb. in terms of the domestic cricket, the focus has been stated by the governing body, will be on the t20. that limited overs cricket because that financially is what supports the counties in many ways and the focus will be on that if they can't play domestic cricket, that is the cricket that will be played. whether there will be spectators is another question of course and that is going to be one i should think will follow other sports and all those questions we have been discussing so much over the last few weeks and months. what i would point listeners an

my biggest, my toughest problem is my mother, who is 92, an amazing lady, who lives in sussex, whichble with her, the logistics of getting up to see her and back down to dorset really don't make sense. so then i've got my son and my daughter, who both live locally and both have children, so that's a hard choice as well. and for people like chris beck, whose son barnaby has down syndrome and is in a residential care home, support bubbles won't be allowed, so he's having to find other ways. 12 weeks without seeing him, and we went for a walk in the park yesterday, at distance, so he has done his bit. and we had a laugh and he was talking about, we are going to meet for father's day, we are going to have a distant picnic somewhere between here and brighton. and as long as you meet outside, the lockdown rules say you can gather in groups of up to six people, if you stay two metres apart. jon donnison, bbc news. the time is 1.15. our top story this lunchtime — there's been major disruption to cancer care in england during the coronavirus pandemic, with the latest figures showing a big fal

the duchess of sussex, has spoken out following the protests about the death of george floyd. markle said she felt compelled to address what‘s happening in the united states. the only wrong thing to say is to say nothing. because george floyd‘s life mattered and breonna taylor‘s life mattered and philando castile‘s life mattered and tamir rice‘s life mattered. and so did many other people whose names we know and whose names we do not know. stephon clark, his life mattered. ministers are meeting members of the aviation industry in the next few hours, to discuss the government‘s plans to quarantine people coming into the uk. from monday, most people will have to self—isolate for 1h days as soon as they arrive. airlines and some conservative mps have criticised the policy — saying it will devastate the travel industry. here‘s our business correspondend theo leggett. passengers arriving in the uk this summer face the unwelcome prospect of having to spend two weeks in isolation. the government says this is vital to prevent new cases of coronavirus being brought in from abroad. when

dame vera, who lived in east sussex, entertained troops with morale—boosting visits to the front line remained an outspoken supporter of military veterans. she never retired and last month became the oldest artist to reach the top a0 in the uk album charts, following the commemoration of the 75th anniversary of ve day. well tributes are being paid to dame vera on twitter. the uk prime minister has said: the royal british legion has tweeted: and captain tom moore has also expressed his sympathy. he said: sir andrew gregory, chief executive of ssafa, the armed forces charity, which dame vera was an ambassador for decades, says her message of hope is paticulary relevant today. she was a force for good in every way. i think, just looking at some of the newsreel footage from the difficult days, and i've just been listening to your previous report about general de gaulle, you know, all the challenges that the country faced 80 years ago, it was dame vera then, with her we'll meet again, gave people the confidence that those dark days wouldn't last forever, and i think that's relevant to toda

good night from sussex. elizabeth: stocks ending in the liz: sending in the green. the economy now rebounding. cash is king. companies have a lot of drive power. from capitol hill to the border it is high-stakes, high drama on a host of hot button issues from the 2020 race to new disturbing details and growing questions. we have the details about abuses of power. the top government officials. it goes beyond the trump russia pro. tonight, americans are saying they are fed up with the mobs in the violet crimes taking over america's cities. you have failed us, you have ntfailed the u.s. taxpayers. dissatisfied with the nation's policies to reduce and control crime. our leaders are failing us. it is out of control. liberal leaders are not doing enough to stop it. watch out. you are going to be in trouble. mark short is with us. chief of staff to vice president mike pence. corey lee lewandowski on the 2020 race. get ready for a campaign. both campaignsbi not holding ba. fightingpr campaign saying trump is wrong for america. the trump campaign out with new ads. item bad f

. >> well, meagan duchess of sussex has called the civil unrest absolutely upsetting. george floyd's life mattered along with the lives of many others. she called on the graduating class to action. >> we are going to rebuild and rebuild and rebuild until it is rebuilt because when the foundation is broken, so are we. you are going to lead with love. you are going to lead with compassion. you are going to use your voice. you're going to use your voice in a stronger way than you've ever been able to because most of you are 18 or you're going to turn 18 so you're going to vote. you are going to have empathy for those who don't see the world through the same lens that you do because with this diverse, vibrant teachings of immaculate heart are, i know you have great hearts. >> the only thing wrong to say is saying nothing. i'm john vause. "new day" is up next. when we started our business we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation

good night from sussex. ♪. elizabeth: we begin tonight with a "fox business alert."ight and a victory for michael flynn and his legal team led by sydney powell after a federal appeals court ordered a lower court to let the justice department finally drop its case against the former trump national security advisor, leading president trump to declare that flynn was quote, persecuted and accused the obama administration of flat-out spying on the trump campaign. hillary vaughn has the details from washington. hillary? reporter: u.s. appeals court ordering the judge overseeing the michael flynn case against trump's former national security

good night from sussex maria: good wednesday morning. thank you very much for joining us.t is wednesday june 24th, coronavirus spiking. half of the u.s. seeing rise in cases. arizona, texas, california, all hitting new daily records. texas governor greg abbott telling people to stay home. dr. anthony fauci sounding the alarm but also giving hope for the vaccine. >> we are now seeing a disturbing surge of infections. there's a reasonably good chance by the beginning of 2021 that if we are going to have a vaccine, we will have it by then. maria: as

food night from sussex. elizabeth: tonight another big twist in the michael flynn case.dge now says the president's former national security advisor committed perjury. he says the judge's on flynn's case should reject the justice department motion to drop independent. this unfolding as a house and senate gop investigate why the fbi went ahead with the trump russia probe even as fbi and doj officials knew in early 2017 that they had no case, no evidence of trump russia collusion as they now admit. republicans demanding why if they knew they had no evidence was robert mueller appointed special counsel anyway? with us tonight andrew

the duchess of sussex there.ur parliamentary correspondent concerning the controversy of mps having to be in the house, in the chamber in person to vote despite us all being in the middle of a pandemic. the commons has backed government concessions to allow people who cannot attend people in parliament for health reasons to continue to question ministers by video link. those mps will also be able to vote by proxy now and the arrangements only apply to mps who are clinically vulnerable. the speaker is to make arrangements for how mps can self certify that they are in that particular group. many mps are still unhappy that the majority are still expected to attend in person, and the lib dems chief whip alistair carmichael has triggered a debate on monday in an attempt to press the government again to allow mps to take part from home if they want to. so, we saw the scenes of mps tweeting photographs and putting on social media photographs of them having to social distance as they queued to vote in the commons earlier

good night from sussex.morial services and the public viewing were held today for george floyd before his private funeral tomorrow. also today the formerr police officer charged with killing george floyd now held on one point to $5 million in bail. the human toll across the country staggering, at least 18 now killed since the writing including eight african-americans and at least 500 cops, many injured, more than 10000 arrested from "coast to coast". with us tonight former new york city mayor rudy giuliani on americans now blasting our leaders for hur

thanks gore joining us from sussex. elizabeth: "fox business alert."hunt for the truth behind the abuses of power in the trump russia and michael flynn probes. senate homeland security and governmental affairs today are proving broad s&p powers for its chairman, senator ron johnson to get answers from 33 former obama administration officials. it is all in their quest to get to the bottom of these bungled probes. also the unmasking of trump team members. among those now facing subpoenas, former fbi director james comey, former cia director john brennan, former director of na

good night from sussex spee1 stocks soaring today a more positive news more big signals that, yes, the american economy is roaring back to life amid optimism of the ability of america to handle rising covid cases dr. fauci testified today in front of the house. a covid-19 vaccine could be ready by the end of the year. not a matter of when, yes, it will happen. retired i.c.e. acting director on president trump at the border in arizona to view more than 20. it is a story we have also been covering. a major covid outbreak at the border. also with us tonight, former acting general that whitaker out with an executive order to protect public monuments as american say the democratic leaders time to grow up. stop allowing mob vigilante to take over america's streets. the white house press secretary asks where to draw the line of ripping down the statues. even a statue for gandhi was vandalized. just go back to jesus. there is now a push to take down the statue for jesus, too. talk about american saying the democratic seattle mayor, you grow up, too. you put people in harms way when you applaud

good night from sussex. ♪ ♪ elizabeth: stocks ending the week mixed, but this week could be the turningnt as the u.s. economy opens. dr. anthony fauci says no more reason for mass lockdowns, local leaders can handle localized outbreaks. the economy data shows that america is on the move. tonight we welcome trump 2020 director of communications tim murtaugh on the president relaunching rallies tomorrow in tulsa, oklahoma. now, a short time ago the oklahoma supreme court denied a bid, a move by -- look at this -- stormy daniels' attorney to try to stop the rally. the top court rejected it. but the city is bracing for potential counter-protesters. the chatter is coming in, groups potentially behind the rioting, they a may be showing up in tulsa. the national guard is out in force. we're going to talk to tim murtaugh on the ground there. we're also going to talk to dr. alveda king about brand new sound, new comments coming in from former top obama official susan rice. she's saying now that the trump white house is racist to the core, that's a direct quote, and susan rice echoing hillary cli

good night from sussex. ♪ >> hi, everybody, i'm david asman in for elizabeth macdonald, "the eveningws ace mike tobin is in chicago in with the very latest. reporter: there were demonstrations about racial inequality. call to defund and dismantle

good night from sussex. ♪ >> hi, everybody, i'm david asman in for elizabeth macdonald, "the eveningdit" starts right now. david: fox news ace mike tobin is in chicago in with the very latest. reporter: there were demonstrations about racial inequality. call to defund and dismantle police departments. while that happens there has been a flury of tragic gun violence. for weeks protesters have been gathering in louisville's jefferson square park protesting the police-involved death of breanna taylor. she was a health care worker and she was killed however when police serve ad warrant in a drug arrest. however, gunfire erupted in the protest camp. [gunfire] >> h. reporter: activists supporting the protests were shot and killed. tyler griff. man accused of gunman, steven lopez is hospitalized but in police custody. the city of chicago no stranger to gun violence last weekend claimed lives of young people. 20-month-old baby was shot in the chest strapped to a gun sheet. she never had a chance. chicago's new police superintendent called the shooters evil bastards and pressed the public to

good night from sussex. elizabeth: tonight washington, d.c., erupting in political warfare.ca shields children brought here from. political fighting against john bolton's bombshell allegations in president trump. adam schiff said they both put profit over country not bringing this information to the impeachment hearings. former independent counsel ken starr on his new memoir and

good night from sussex. elizabeth: stocks ending in the green. the economy now rebounding.lot of dry powder. from capitol hill, high-stakes, high drama on a host of hot-button issues from the 2020 race, to new disturbing details and growing questions. we have details about abuses of power. top government officials, goes beyond the trump russia probe. tonight, americans are saying they are fed up with the mobs and violent crime taking over american cities, saying enough is enough. you failed us. you failed the u.s. taxpayer. polls show that more than half the country now upset and dissatisfied with the nation's

good night from sussex. ♪.e worst selloff since march triggered by fears of a second wave of covid-19. 23 states showing a surge in cases. less than rosy outlook delivered from the federal reserve. with us tonight, columnist byron york on news about promising drug treatments and vaccines from j&j. regeneron and mow derna. concerns about covid-19 in recent protests. were they super spread events? government officials worried about this. treasury secretary steve mnuchin saying the u.s. cannot shut down again if there is a second wave. also with us, former acting

good night from sussex spee1 stocks soaring today a more positive news more big signals that, yes, the back to life amid optimism of the ability of america to handle rising covid cases dr. fauci testified today in front of the house. a covid-19 vaccine could be ready by the end of the year. not a matter of when, yes, it will happen. retired i.c.e. acting director on president trump at the border in arizona to view more than 20. it is a story we have

good night from sussex. ♪. elizabeth: stocks soaring today on more positive news.rican economy is roaring back to life amid optimism about the ability of america to handle rising covid cases. dr. anthony fauci testifying today for the house saying yes we are in the middle of the first wave but a covid-19 vaccine could be ready by end of the year. is it is not a matter of when, but yes it will happen. that is dr. fauci. with us tonight retired i.c.e. acting director tom homan on president trump in the border in arizona to review 200 miles of border wall. th

good night from sussex. ♪.ing into a new week to neighborhoods in ruins, urban streets on lockdown and shaken confidence amid unrelenting raw emotion over police killings of black people. president trump getting backlash for unloading on the nation's governors. caught on them weak to dominate the violent rioters. he is promising more federal assets will be deployed. he will move to label antifa a terrorist organization. this after a weekend of historic unrest. people were killed. tens of thousands took to the streets. rioting and looting. protests spread like wildfire from coast to coast. 75 cities saw

good night from sussex.ng the day on the green on confidence and optimism coming back. much stronger than expected economic data on home building retail spending and more. news the trump administration is preparing a one trillion dollar infrastructure plan including for also news that a steroid drug can cut by a third or even half, those on ventilators and oxygen. forecast after strong june jobs report, mark today, did we turn the corner today? optimism and hope now growing america is