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went to get a person back from the police and the clashes took place in a white hall towards charles street things are calm a somewhat there have been some running scuffles back and forth between police and protesters in the course of the evening the police tried to make an arrest and was leading somebody away and they said for the use of drugs some witnesses told me that the police were trying to provoke the crowd some people threw bottles at the police one officer sustaining injuries. i either who are. despite those clashes which protest is this started by the police the mood has been one of defiance and also positivity many people coming up to us to tell us of their reasons for attending this protest and i assume what we do stand up we should we do understand as individuals all of us. as a lot know never experience. have taken actions i understand from what the police and the people have even myself. and a lot by being in the police station for no reason i feel like in the education system we don't really talk that. it's not you know history so i do think it's kind of like the rig

although we're showing you the picture coming to us from the helicopter just at the northerly end of white hall with buckingham palace off to the left of the shot you're looking at nelson's column there the there echoing the chorus of voices demanding an end to systemic racism and police brutality in the city of bristol and to racism for testers took down a statue of a 17th century slave trader. brought down a bronze monument to edward colston and stomped on it it was later dragged across the streets and thrown into a river colston was a member of the royal african company which is believed to transported thousands of people from africa to the caribbean and on to the americas where they were then sold into slavery. so the u.s. embassy in the spanish capital protesters held pictures of george from oil and signs reading i can brief the big turnout meant that social distancing was difficult if not impossible but most people were wearing masks in italy thousands took part in an anti racism rally in rooms piazza del popolo organizers say the turnout shows people realize there is a racism issue still

white hall, police officers decided to get them away from downing street using horses.aw this barrage of police officers not wearing riot gear but all-weather gear because of the weather conditions. objects were thrown at them and their animals, and a woman police officer fell off her mount and had to be taken to hospital. so dramatic scenes at the end ever the day, but otherwise, up until then, it had been largely peaceful. thousands of people here converging upon the british capital, by all accounts, visual accounts, social distancing rules appear to have gone completely out the window. and that was a real concern to authorities here. we had various cabinet ministers, the health secretary, also the home secretary appealing on television to people to not take part in these protests, because although they absolutely acknowledged the right of those who took to the streets to wish to protest in solidarity with the bloip movemeblack lives matter movement in the united states, now was not the time to emerge from lockdown. what they are worried about is a second wave of the

bottles and other things at the police and resulting in clashes up and down a white hall and a number of arrests were made in the evening however it's so outside of london as well where as some of the headlines have been got it would culls that he was a slave trader in the 16 hundreds one of his statues which has long been the subject of people making petitions and counting time it removed while those campaigns the lack so protesters took matters into their own hands taking it out throwing it into the bristol harbor it was an action that was condemned by the home secretary pretty purcell who said that the united needed to be investigated well i think that it actually gets quite well and that big caveat that they thought a puppet difficult but actually they have now become a construction on the core thing which people are actually actively protest and about. now of course not everybody was sad to see the back of a slave traders statue kids started the labor leader perhaps trying to not take any position on any side and tried to be a bit nuanced saying that the stats you shouldn't have

last week the new claims are slightly better than the numbers expected white house correspondent kelly hall could has more. the numbers are now not good they haven't been good for a while but this white house says well they're a little better than they were last week and that's reason for optimism most apparently what we've got here is almost $2000000.00 americans 6 again filing jobless claims now that is the lowest number per week since coronavirus started but when you look at this all together you've got more than $40000000.00 americans out of work filing for unemployment benefits now the u.s. president continues to project optimism in fact he tweeted on wednesday that the stock market's in good shape and hang on because things are going to get better in september october and november we're in the early stages of coming back he says but i can tell you most people don't feel like things are coming back right now that is not the atmosphere in washington d.c. and we're also bracing for the fact that there are going to be more jobless numbers coming on friday the unemployment numbers expected

waxed and wained, long-time friend of churchill, he was reviled by just about everybody else in white hallurchill's life did not like him at all. but within days of becoming prime minister, churchill, who had a deep and realistic understanding of the truth of the moment, he appointed beaver brook to a new ministry that churchill just created called the ministry of aircraft production. something beaver brook became the minister of aircraft production because churchill believed he had just the personality -- he previously was a newspaper bar ren. he had done an amazing job of building up the evening standard and churchill felt this was the man who, if anybody, could build up britain's fighter strength it was going to be beaver brook and it turned out to be absolutely true. >>> mike barnicle is with us and has a question. >> everyone like churchill has a massi massive ego and we've learned that through history. but what was it, for instance, in the speech after dunkirk, where he basically gives the bad news right uptop, withdrawal is not victory and tampers down the pride a bit people felt by

guard says they are investigating kimberly thanks very much indeed that's kimberly hall could live for us at the white house thousands of people have gathered in london in solidarity with the protesters in the u.s. organizers say they're also marching against systemic racism in britain is a lot of pictures from the center of london gatherings are still banned under the u.k.'s coronavirus restrictions but promise a bonus johnson said he understood the i'm go after george floyd's death and supported the right to protest to us of vegs live for us now in london at hyde park in hyde park is where the protests started but i understand from the pictures we've just been seeing i said that the protesters are now moving through the center of the city. yes some of those protesters have moved away from this park but there's still people here protesting they've been his since day and day it's end support and solidarity with what's taking place in the united states they've had banners of people chanting george name and also taking it mean but it's not only about what's taking place in the united states for people h

looking back down toward city hall lit up in red white and blue because it is flag day the u.s.lock and we every year for that. and, look the heart above that in one of the buildings in the distance. remember how today felt for your part of the bay area because that is how it is going to feel. once it's going to changeand i want to show you why, because of a switch in the wind. first, here's futurecast to tomorrow, we still get breezy tomorrow monday in the afternoon, the 31 mile-per-hour gusts is kind of the classic northwest winds coming out of the coast. everyone will feel a bit of a breeze tomorrow onshore. now, we are going to go into tuesday, same story. onshore breeze, keep your eye on wednesday, wednesday morning. that is when the weather is going to change and this is when we are going to feel a warm-up because by wednesday this is a bit more of an offshore flow. we are going to pull on the offshore influence like we saw with the pretty time-lapse of clouds coming onshore. this is a shift in the winds and as a result the numbers will go up. you will see it in the 7 day

. >> reporter: following our story, knox-white held a town hall to address police enforcement. it was supposed to last 90 minutes but went on for five hours. >> the point he walks away, he tries to exercise a right that we're supposed to all have as americans, but as a black person you don't have that right. >> we both just felt like we tried as hard as we could to tell the police officers to stop and they would not listen. >> reporter: the i-team reached out to the police reach, requesting an interview for the third time. but we have yet to hear back. >> it has shaken my confidence in the leadership that we have at the alameda police department. >> sir, let me go! >> reporter: the vice mayor could not comment on whether any of the officers shown in that footage should face any disciplinary action. the outside investigation that will determine that is still pending. stephanie sierra, "abc7 news." >>> all right, thank you. >>> happening today, democrats in the house introduced legislation aimed at reforming policing. some things that could change might be the requirement for pol

. >>> happening now, san francisco city hall lit up in blue, white and pink for transgender awareness>> black lives matter. >> a group gathered in dolores, marched to the police station chanting transgender black lives matter. said it's not connected to the pride weekend trans march. >>> this year marks 50th anniversary of pride in san francisco. because of covid-19, many events are virtual, instead of attracting huge crowds. two artists created pink torches to star in relay from oakland to top of twin peaks, thousands of l.e.d. lights will form the pink triangle usually made from large pieces of cloth. >> wanted to capture the pink triangle and turn it into a tradition to come back to every year. >> there is no pride parade but marches are planned to celebrate pride and protest racial injustice. >>> abc7 is airing a special on changing look of pride this year, 7:00 p.m., abc7. >> announcer: now your accuweather forecast with sandhya patel. >> good evening. we're dealing with the fog, lovely few from our exploratorium camera but it's got fog pushing in. all in response to the dry cold

white teams. charlie scott was the first black player in 1966, became an nba hall of famer.ichael jordan, a lot of the successive carolina basketball has come from black players. when the acc was formed in 1953, that set in motion what is now known in acc basketball. about four years in, carolina went 32-0, undefeated national champions, beat wilt chamberlain in triple overtime. that changed basketball in the acc. when north carolina won, there were 10,000 people at the airport when they came back. it was the first televised game in the state of north carolina, so for a lot of reasons, it took off in the 1950's with that national championship team, some of the great tar heels from that team. from that, coach smith, dean smith began his program five years after that and became the winningest coach in college basketball history and is a legend in chapel hill. he was the coach from 1961 to 1997. when he retired, he was the winningest coach in basketball history. he helped the united states win the olympics in 1976. play smart and play together. all of the coaches that have come

he has played a huge le in the white house in foreign policy. halls that been a constructive role? >> well, i don't think that it has been. i don't think you should tre the white house or the u.s. government as kind of a small mily business. i'm not on a moral high horse about antinepotism statutes. it's not a qustion of advancing somebody. but i think the's a difference when your famils deeply involved in this kind of cision-making. i'll go back a little bit in history. i don't think it was a good situation when john kennedy made his brother atrney gener. i think that was a mistake. that's just how i feel about it. >> woodruff: finallout this election coming up, you say throughout the book you think the president driven by his desire to be reelected. right now he's running behind in the polls. there are a couple of polls that have him 12, 14 points behind both fox and the "new york times." what do you believe -- i mean, if this president is focused observe getting reelected, whatt do you believe he's capable of dog in order to stay inod shape that he would get reelected? >> firf, i

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so this is all beyond the notion that these are hall white supremacists being torn down. there are people who did not support slavery and i think that things are conflated. people are saying, okay, we understand what happened in minneapolis needs to be prevented ever happening again. we need to reform to ensure that every american's rights are protected, but what we're doing is seeing an effort of scrubbing american history. and that's the cancel culture marxist idea and that's dangerous. when you start canceling history, that's a dangerous precedent. leland: we'll put up a quick picture of the emancipation monument, still standing. and law enforcement not too far away. josh, you bring up a good point in terms of how much history this movement is asking to erase, it goes far, far beyond anything to do with the confederacy. we always appreciate you making an effort on a saturday. the best to your family. >> thank you, sir. always good to be with you. leland: take care. gillian: coronavirus cases are spiking in the state of arizona, but the university of arizona says they'v

king is talking about white racism running wild in the halls of congress. ng speaks to audiences by 1967 and says the biggest impediment to racial justice in the end states is white -- the united states is white racism shared yet whites are in a kind of perpetual denial. they say they will only commit to a racial justice once there is peace in the city even though dr. king points out they are the reasons why there is chaos in the city. this is not the martin luther king jr. we think of annually. king becomes a man on fire between 1965 and 1968. he breaks with the lyndon johnson administration. there are no more photo ops. there is only truth. that truth is a radical truth. it is a hard truth. when he speaks at the riverside in 1967, new york city he calls the united states the greatest purveyor of violence in the world. ang says we can have beautiful struggle to achieve our country. a beloved community where instead of spending tens of billions of dollars on vietnam and american imperialism, we transform rural america in a way that is racially and economical

and i think there's a real concerted effort right now inside the pentagon and in the halls of the white house to correct course and to not escalate the situation. and so we'll have to wait and see how things pan out here in the next couple of hours, but things, as you know, chris, things change hour to hour, day to day. and tomorrow is a new day in d.c., so we'll have to see what comes. >> erin banco of the daily beast, great reporting. what we're looking at there, that's live images i believe of los angeles. that's a chopper shot of folks on the roof. a lot of people have been gathering on the roof to watch protests go by. that appears to be police officers apprehending someone on that roof. we had gadi schwartz in the streets of los angeles and i don't know if that's nearby there, just a short time ago when he was saying there was a number of arrests being made, but the crowd was peaceful. you can see someone being lead off there in cuffs or ties. i want to bring in congresswoman barbara lie. she's introducing legislation to create a racial healing commission to confront the legacy of

it can't just be words that are emanating from the white house or from our city halls. we must also be backed up with action, change in policy, change in training, and an acknowledgment to the chief's point being very vulnerable and raw and simply saying we recognize it exists. we must deal with it. >> mayor hancock, thank you. well said, thank you and chief colina to you, thank you very much. with all of this playing out, i think we are all grappling with how on earth do we talk to our children about what is going on, and will anything be different this time? we'll talk about that next. let's be honest. quitting smoking is hard. like, quitting every monday hard. quitting feels so big. so try making it smaller, and you'll be surprised at how easily starting small can lead to something big. start stopping with nicorette. frto baking fails...inters... starting small can lead to something big. to sweat sessions. even life inside can bring on things like sweat and oil. but it's nothing a deep clean can't fix. love, neutrogena®. for an everyday item to become dangerous. tide

compared to 30% of white men in our bureau prisons bureau of prisons, director michael cauble hall told lawmakers his agency has placed more than 3500 federal inmates on home confinement based on the attorney general standards the inmates covid-19 risk factors and public safety these are individualized assessments we take them very serious missouri senator josh holly was concerned about the lack of coordination between the officers charged with supervising these inmates are we putting. >>public safety risk by accelerating early release of inmates without adequate resources to monitor. >>those individuals are hall told holly b o p a sufficiently monitoring the inmates and notifying communities for those still behind bars, he said the 122 facilities now have widespread testing and protective equipment that despite our measures there has been lost while carvalho works to make sure the coronavirus death rate doesn't grow in federal prisons, the committ plans to hold a hearing on police reform in the coming weeks in washington, i'm jessi snore. >>california state prison system has had its fi

. >> then in may a bombshell that reverberated through the halls of justice and the white house. justice department is dropping its criminal case -- >> he was targeted by the obama administration and he was targeted in order to try to take down a president. >> michael flynn pled guilty not once but twice to the charges against him. i have never, ever seen a prosecutor intervene to dismiss a case after a defendant had pled guilty. i think it is very clear that attorney general barr is acting as an attorney who represents trump and not the interests of the american public. >> speaking to cbs news, barr said he followed the recommendations of outside federal prosecutor jeff jensen. in february, in another unusual step, barr had appointed jensen to review the department's case against flynn. >> he found some additional material and made a recommendation that we dismiss the case, which i fully agreed with, as did the u.s. attorney in d.c. >> the government's motion to dismiss following jensen's recommendation, asserted the fbi had flynn and kislyak's fall transcripts so there was no n

white house. >>> a live look from chopper five flying over san francisco hall of justice. san francisco public defenders are holding a demonstration in solidarity with public defenders nationwide. you can see a lot of people gathered there. there calling for racial justice and and and to police brutality. >>> new york city with the epicenter of the corona virus after nearly 3 months of being shut down and the city is slowly beginning phase 1 of reopening. officials estimate around 400,000 new yorkers returned to work today . they say the next phase of reopening could be just weeks away. after months of hard won progress against the corona virus the governor says there are concerns the massive demonstrations are giving the virus a chance to spread again. >> we have tested everything else. we have measured everything else. everything was going fine . and that we have these large number of protests. we don't know what the effect of those protests are. and we are concerned about it. >> there are 15 testing sites set up in the city. just as people who have gone to protests with

. >>> and san francisco city hall is lit up blue, white and pink for transgender awareness. tonight and tomorrow night it will be lit up in rainbow colors for pride weekend. >>> the 50th anniversary of pride is being really reimagined in the bay area this weekend. 50-year anniversary. although the major events have been canceled due to the pandemic the pride is still shining through virtually. here's abc 7 reporter cornell bernard. >> reporter: that's the kind of pride we're used to seeing in san francisco. although the pandemic has forced the cancellation of major events the party's still happening online. >> i think we need to get this party started, monique. >> reporter: the annual transmarch kicked off a virtual gathering. >> we need support. we need to know we are loved.>> and dolores has always been the starting point for the event. although there was no march this year there is a renewed sense of empowerment and focus. >> with black lives matter we really wanted to pivot and do our best to support black lives and especially black translives. >> several marches are sch

white house. in boston, kevin peterson, fofounder of the new democracy coalitition, ended a one-w-week prprotest fast sunday. he has been standing outside the famed faneuil hall, calling on city officials to rename the building and address systemic racicism in boston. towe call mayor walsh again the table to address the issue of white supremacy in the cityy by addressing the issue of renaming faneueuil hall. we cannot feel comfortable or at ease as citizens and that this city when the name of a slaveowner sits up atop a public building. trump retweeted a video sunday of a man in the villages retirement community in florida shouting "white power" at anti-racist protesters. white power.r, amy: president trump shared the video sunday morning with caption, thank you to the great people of the villages, the radical left do-nothing .emocrats will fall in the fall the man was driving a golf cart with trump 2020 on its windshield. the video was removed from trump's twitter feed about three hours later. a white house spokesperson said trump, "did not hear the one statement made on the video. what he did see was tremendous enthusiasm from his many supporters," the whit

. >>> it's pride weekend and san francisco city hall is lit up blue, white and pink for transgender awareness. tnight and tomorrow night it'll be lit up for pride weekend. though majvents have rsary ofe. been pandemic the pride is still shining through virtually. here's abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard. >> reporter: that's the kind of pride we're used to seeing in san francisco. although the pandemic has forced the cancellation of major events the party's still happening online. >> i think we need to get this party started, monique. >> reporter: the annual trans march kicked off a virtual gathering, typically the first event of pride weekend. >> we need encouragement. we need support. we need to know we are loved. >> reporter: right here 18th and delor ezhas always been the starting point for the event. although there was no trans march on the street this year there is a renewed sense of empowerment and focus. >> with black lives matter we really wanted to pivot and do our best to support black lives and especially black tra trans lives. >> reporter: several marches are scheduled sunday in

white men. >> and he was asked during a town hall on fox news just the basic question of what do you want to dor priority for the second term. if you have not seen it, watch what the president's response was and see if you hear a priority. >> a priority items for second term? >> one of the things that will be really great, the word experience is still good. i say talent is more important than experience. but the word experience is a very important word, it is an important meaning. and i never did it before. i think i was in washington 17 times. you make mistakes. an idiot like bolton all he wanted to do was drop bombs on everybody. you don't have to kill people. >> and this really the not not answer. >> if you were trying to figure on you the takeaway, he didn't answer the question. and he did talk about what did he think because hhis biggest accomplishment because he said like 15 different things. but he talked about judicial nominees and the u.s. military. but on the question what would you do in the next four years, he really didn't have an answer. and i think both for he and joe biden, who

compared to 30% of white men in our bureau prisons bureau of prisons, director michael cauble hall told lawmakers his agency has placed more than 3500 federal inmates on home confinement based on the attorney general standards the inmates covid-19 risk factors and public safety these are individualized assessments we take them very serious missouri senator josh hawley was concerned about the lack of coordination between the officers charged with supervising these inmates are we putting. >>public safety at risk by accelerating early release of inmates without adequate resources to monitor. >>those individuals are hall told holly b o p a sufficiently monitoring the inmates and notifying communities for those still behind bars, he said the 122 facilities now have widespread testing and protective equipment that despite our measures there has been lost while carvalho works to make sure the coronavirus death rate doesn't grow in federal prisons, the committee plans to hold a hearing on police reform in the coming weeks in washington, i'm jessi snore. >>well california state prison system has

hall earlier today held by the naacp. many speakers are angry of the unfair tactics by the police. they are demanding reform and also calling for help from allies of all races. >> white people. when they kill us, they think they are making it safe for you. when they beat us, and suppress us, they will doing it on your behalf. >> back here live outside city hall. we have peaceful protest and really, very, very little police presence. in fact there was so much room earlier, we were able to see graffiti cleans come in in and sweep all the graffiti that was outside the wall. and people are here -- it's been peaceful and the theme again, black lives matter. a lot of horns honking in support and again a surprisingly small presence of police officers. live in san mjose, scott budman >>> a big show of force in danville after police heard lootering were going to target that town. and it threat for high school students to cancel a protest for downtown. the police chief says he wants to support protestors and the message but he needs to keep everyone safe. >> we need the public to know this is not a situation where it is us versus them. this is a we situation. we need to come t

they were upstairs at the hall in the white house and she said you cannot do this, he said i have declined a third term. she said you cannot do this to me. >> she liked being first lady. >> yes. he said it is done, that is it. she seems to have held up fine until inaugural day when they got onto the train car and then she says she went to the bedroom and fell under the bed and sopped and wept because she hated leaving the place. >> she said she felt like a wife with no home because she was not sure exactly what was going to happen. >> i'm sure she felt that before. >> in fact, they plot a come back? >> once. >> when they returned from the world tour there were those who thought that he should run for office again, especially with all his foreign relations experience. he was interested at that point feeling that he could be of service to the country. julia says they were in chicago when the convention met and she tried to encourage him to go downstairs and meet at the convention and show his face knowing that would put him over the top with the votes needed but he absolutely refused to do t

and san francisco city hall is lit up in blue, white and pink for transgender awareness and tonight andorth bay it's improving. this is san rafael. you can see that cloud deck definitely dense. it is shrinking but we do have fog approaching the golden drizzle. while you head down the peninsula and it's in the upper 60s. how about 67 in livermore? so enjoy a milder day today. there's a look at santa cruz, and we'll talk about details in just a few minutes. >> up next parents in san francisco will soon learn what changes will be made if schools reopen. >>> and one step forward, two steps back. bay area counties have slowing down their reopening

halls of the u.s. capitol in silence the length of time that the white police officer in minneapolis pressed his knee on george floyd's neck, but senate minority leader chuck schumer says a moment of solidarity is no substitute for real action, we can't begin to make progress if the republican leader and the republican majority won't even let us trying or address these issues in a legislative man republicans are also speaking out about racial justice and police brutality it's time for this to stop it's time for us to come together. >>we are having she meetings behind closed doors, texas republican senator john cornyn says republican leaders are considering a commission that would review the criminal justice system and report back to congress we need that i believe that kind of in death. >>studying an expertise in those recommendations so we can then pass legislation that makes sense. but corning says passing any legislation right now is too soon when you have an individual or maybe a handful of police officers that break the law and use excessive force in place to deal with that is in court and as the p

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white house. last weekend we saw artists paint a similar mural just blocks from oakland city hall. >>> palo alto city leaders are you understand appreciate to open a park. it offers sweeping views of the bay area, but for 55 years, the oly people allowed to visit are city residents. the guard checks i.d.s at the gate. activists say the national conservation about racism is a perfect time to change the exclusionary rule. according to the chronicle, the idea supported by the congresswoman and others in the community. >>> at least one san francisco religious institution went ahead with indoor, in person services this morning. parishioners rurnt to sths peter and paul church in north beach this morning. services were last held in person at many houses of worship in march. city public health officials say religious services can start tomorrow. but with no more than 12 people and only outdoors. >> this is a big church. it can contain 800 people. so distancing is n the fran dio news, they're following the state directive on religious gatherings which limit services to 25% of capacity, or 100 people or fewer

violence and what happens next and uncertain leadership at times from city hall or the statehouse but most certainly from the whiteouse. >> eugene, i'm going put you on the spot, when you see these pictures in new york city, in houston, when you see donald trump who's so diminished, so frightened coming out of his bunker as jonathan and other news organizations have reported because he didn't like the press coverage of himself as such, in hiding while joe biden became the one out meeting with protesters. are you hopeful is this -- an infliction point to what? to something better or something worse? >> you know, nicolle, you know me, i'm a hopeful person in general i fear things will get worse before they get better. you know, yesterday in the rose garden the president made all kinds of and lip tick threats about deploying the active duty military forces in american cities. in a way that is -- is frankly unheard of and unthinkable. and you know, he's a very small man who holds enormous powers. and the most chilling moment for me, and the one that really worried me yesterday was during that, that bizarre ranting pho

hall. >>> two flyers were found near downtown martinez with white supremacist language on them. martinez police investigating. the city has hosted peaceful black lives matter protests over the past few weeks. >>> a man suspected of being the golden state killer is due in court tomorrow morning. expected to plead guilty to a a. his defense attorneys were nearing a possible plea deal for the former police officer. the deal will likely spare the 74-year-old the death penalty. in return he would admit to up to 62 rapes too old to be prosecuted but giving survivors at least some sense of closure. we will have a full wrap of the proceedings at nbc bay area news at 5:00 and 6:00. >>> still ahead president trump firing back finding a new report that says president putin had boundies placed on american soldiers. >>> also, reopening its doors. the changes you will see at six flags when it resumes operations this week. >>> and we have issued a micro climate weather alert for the north bay because of the red flag warning in effect through tomorrow. we will take you through the timing of the

protests no no this tidal wave of fear is emanating from the marble halls of the capitol building and the oval shaped rooms of the white house yes the corridors of power here in washington d.c. are seeing a nation rise up in one voice and scream enough is enough black lives matter reform and justice are coming and the old ways of oppression and white power are ending how do you know they are as frightened as schoolchildren on report card day well because they are now turning us streets into war zones starting with the nation's capital as d.c. is reports the chief of the national guard bureau confirmed tuesday that an additional $1500.00 national guardsmen would join the response to protests in d.c. after $1300.00 were deployed on monday defense secretary mark asper who spent wednesday morning up posing the united states president donald trump the chicken hawk in sheep's threats of military reprisals against. u.s. citizen well he abruptly reversed a decision to order active duty troops home from the national capital region on wednesday and now journalist jason leopold and anthony cormier of buzz feed are reporting that

hall. this is the capital washington, where crowds are assembling outside the white house.e tiananmen square crackdown. this year's vigil was banned by police, citing coronavirus measures. some protesters said they were also standing against china's growing control over hong kong. now on bbc news, hardtalk.

white unemployment. then of course, the fed recently , and conferences, and town hall meetings across the country, they haveed to realize inflation is not going up even in a hot economy, so maybe we can let it run hotter. this is what we may say, that the fed will reinforce this view where they are not going to begin to worry about inflation for a long time. right now, the big challenges growth. -- challenge is growth. >> we will have full coverage of this week's fed decision from 2:00 a.m. thursday morning hong kong time to 2:00 p.m. wednesday in new york. >> next, iron ore future, above the $100 mark, is in question. holdk dan hynes if it can above that key level. this is bloomberg. ♪ mixed techeeing a sure in the -- picture in the futures market. let's turn to sophie. sophie: asian futures are looking mixed. we could be looking at a subdued open this wednesday. treasury futures, taking higher higher ahead of the f1c decision. most economists say the -- see the central bank holding off major action. they will keep upward pressure on the debt to gdp ratio. taking a bigger picture view, the nikkei is about

year-old bride inside the white house for the first and only time in our country's history, launching frances cleveland into instant celebrity. >> you're standing in the cross hall of the modern white house. it's the same basic layout as it would have been on june 2, 1886, when president grover cleveland and his bride-to-be, frances folsom, came down what was then the large staircase to the family quarters at the west end of this corridor. they would have proceeded down the hallway. the music started up at the east side behind us here, where the united states marine band was assembled under the baton of the famous john philip sousa. they played the wedding march as the happy couple came down the hallway. so they would have passed through these doors, these very same mahogany doors. they would have come into the room. there was a different chandelier here. they stood under the center of the chandelier and did their wedding vows to the assembled group. it was an enormous amount of flowers in the room that had been brought from the white house conservatory. there was a large peer table where this sofa is now that was strewn with potted plants and there were potted

white house. >>> and we're in a microclimate weather alert as triple digit temperatures are expected to grip much of the bay area today. how hot will it get where you are? meteorologist kari hall has answers for us. already feeling warm. thank you for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. mike will have a look at the commute coming up. first, we have to talk about the hot temperatures. kari, it's going to be a hot one especially for people who don't have air conditioning. it's going to be a tough one today. >>> yes, really tough today especially when the morning temperatures don't come down a lot, and we're starting out with upper 60s in san jose as well as concord. we're at 60 degrees in san francisco. as we get a look at where we're going to go for today, as we get a look at one of those hot spots, dublin, where our temperatures will start out in the upper 50s and low 60s and we'll see it quickly heating up today as we reach 88 degrees by noon, and we are going to see the high temperatures reaching over 100 degrees in some spots. so we are going to hav few days. i'll have more on that in the forecast coming up in a few minutes. mike, you've been watchin