right now dow jones is the most vulnerable democrat on the map. he has his race. as leaning republican and as a result of this primary you either face former attorney general jeff sessions or former arbery university football coach. jones does not get favorite away but if we found ourselves in a cataclysmic proportion you might see this race become more competitive even though in alabama estate present would win by double digits but when the interesting things receive the last couple of weeks the one outside looking group has started to have her ties for the fall in alabama which is even the republicans are not taking this race for granted. if you want to talk about ways when republicans are not absolutely convinced that they will be in the statewide election in alabama you are looking at pretty big night for democrats. >> host: take us up to maine. >> guest: in maine we have one of the premier on the scent republican susan collins of the stalwart in the senate and for her own destiny she has imaged herself as a middle-of-the-road moderate republican member of the

finally on july 6, jones, who had 16 months left in his prison sentence for a dui, was released. he describes finding out about the outbreak inside the state prison from his wife. you had no idea there was an outbreak? >> no. it scared me, you know. they posted up something, saying this is covid-19, we have been exposed. i found out like a month later. >> reporter: the latest numbers are grim, with 2,365 inmates infected system-wide. san quentin becoming the eye of the storm, with 2,032 cases and ten deaths. >> when i was in there, i had this mask here. when i got released, i got into r&r, they gave me this to put on. >> reporter: now the california department of corrections say there are planned weekly sanitation supplies and ppe to all inmates. as to hand sanitizer refills, that's upon request. jones revealing prison staff masking the lack of sanitation. >> the auditor comes in, they got the tape, the phones and everything. but when they leave, it's back to normal. >> reporter: in a statement, the department of corrections said to abc 7 news, san quentin has implemented modifie

mark: if the new york times and nicole haner jones were to apply their own standards to the new york times as michael goodwin pointed on the new york post's past week. it has a strong history of racism in strong history connected to slavery. at least part of it did. we would have to bring down the new york times building what we based on their own violent ideological thoughts. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ mark: how to destroy american in three easy steps is writing a book and it'll be out this coming tuesday, get it on amazon.com. it seems to be that any nation that continues to focus on is a perfectionist or past failures is a nation that is doing it, any nation that does not accept the fact that there's a norm as progress, in our case in enormous progress, a massive civil war, civil rights law, civil rights battles, court decisions in a society that struggled with the issue of slavery and segregation and wrestled to the ground any nation that does not accept that and does not show allegiance to the principles in the nation that cannot survive. am i wrong? ben: that's exactly ri

again, thank you, rebekah jones, for joining us. really appreciate it. >> thank you. >> that is tonight's last word. "the 11th hour" starts now. >>> well, good evening once again. day 1,271 of the trump administration. 113 days to go until our presidential election. the pandemic's grip on our country has been merciless, yet the white house is now enmeshed in what looks like an effort to try to sink dr. anthony fauci, the scientist and doctor who has guided the country through pandemic threats under six presidents and is a recipient of the presidential medal of freedom. over 3.3 million people are infected that we know of. over 136,000 lives have been lost. new cases are rising steadily. above 61,000 new cases just today. dozens of states now reporting outbreaks. 19 states set new benchmarks this weekend. and it was in the midst of that that these first reports started to emerge that the white house was not just trying to sideline dr. fauci -- that's been

mark: if the new york times and nicole haner jones were to apply their own standards to the new york times as michael goodwin pointed on the new york post's past week. it has a strong history of racism in strong history connected to slavery. at least part of it did. we would have to bring down the new york times building what we based on their own violent ideological thoughts. we'll be right it's not just fund fees that matter. fund taxes matter too. every time a fund manager sells a stock it triggers a tax liability for you. and the higher the turnover the more you have to pay in taxes every year. and here's the worst part, because of high turnover, you actually might have to pay taxes even if the fund itself loses money. that's why you want to own low turnover funds whenever possible. the less you pay in fund fees, the less you pay in taxes, the more wealth you can accumulate... moms love that land o' frost premium sliced meats have no by-products. [conference phone] baloney! [conference phone] has joined the call. hey baloney here. i thought this was a no by-products call? land o'

that is a quote from vernon jones out of georgia. your take on that. >> absolutely i agree with him completely. he is not the only one. we're seeing other democrats step forward to say this as well. joe biden trying to hold the line on the position until earlier today we absolutely start talking about defunding police and cutting budgets and so forth. this will be a very dividing issue in our election coming up. i think democrats are missing the boat here. the fact there are the occasional excess, which as a civil rights lawyer i fought against the authorities and sued police in some cases does not mean you throw the baby out with the bath water. what you're seeing in states like california and other liberal jurisdictions talking about the defunding police. seeing a lot of moving trucks in streets of san francisco and los angeles. people are concerned about their safety and security. these states don't allow us to have concealed carry on weapons on our person for our security. so ultimately i think this is going to end up with flight

jones, mr. jones. >> i'd much rather have a president like president trump. >> with regards to russia specifically here, the president of the united states despite a mountain of evidence and solid reporting on this idea that bounties are being offered on american soldiers in afghanistan, why not bring it up on the phone at least? >> well, first of all -- >> not just that phone call, why not address it with vladimir putin at all if he is in fact so hard on russia? >> first of all, where is the mountain of evidence that it was said? whereof the mountain of evidence in the russian collusion, the russian hoax. there's a lot of misinformation, erroneous information, outright lies. you know it, i know it and the american people know it. this president is solid. he is not wasting his time. he is focused. and russia knows that this president, president trump, is not playing around. he is not the lamb of the previous administrations. so i feel comfortable, the american people feel comfortable. now, the l

royjones is still been active, only two years doing version of the world title road jones has pushed on for too long, mike tyson farfrom memory pushed on for too long, mike tyson far from memory he was stopped, knocked out and bludgeoned in three of his last four fights, but there's a lwa ys of his last four fights, but there's always a lunatic somebody who will get into the ears and get them to continue fighting and the reason in the world that the use is quite simple. money, or the the world that the use is quite simple. money, orthe expression, we can makea simple. money, orthe expression, we can make a lot of money. and that's what drives royjones to fight 15 yea rs past its what drives royjones to fight 15 years past its speak and that is what makes mike tyson, who felt too long to even contemplate coming back 15 after his last fight. it's that simple. he teases the little viral video the middle of lockdown and this is a sport like any others that are looking to get at the joshua this is a sport like any others that are looking to get at thejoshua and tyson fury towards each oth

as the legend tells us, on the day congress laid down guidelines, jones was named commander of the newly built ship. ♪ ♪ stars & stripes had not been seen beyond the country shores a giant of a man went down in history aboard the good ship ranger he made his way to france. our commissioners in paris gave the stars and stripes a chance the french gave the first salute our flag was recognized seeing one more round his ship that never went down the greatest one of all with guns that would never fall no ordinary seaman claimed such victories in our early history for john paul jones and his great ship that never went down ♪ >> at last the permanent design of the american flag was set. then a new problem arose in 1777. vermont and kentucky were added. the old flag no longer worked. an uproar of debate broke out over what should be done to keep the american flag up to date. within 15 years, there might be as many as 20 states. the banner would become a streamer that would go on and on. at last, under pressure to get onto more important business, the problem was postponed as the house vote

a lot of gold and for the same reason that this credit strategist at deutsche bank says paul tudor jones has articulated and i think actually in the last week as well that the fight system is toast because it has to be it is inevitably going to crash because of all the money printing and because of all the money printing that begets more money printing because now the population who has been sitting home receiving 75 percent of the population receives more income now than they did before the crisis so they know. that this is possible that you could just print money and give them money so they're going to demand it they're going to vote for that they're going to demand their politicians and their of elected officials give them free money that's just like banks have been doing for the last since alan greenspan provided the greenspan put they've been demanding ever since he did that in 1907 then we've always had worse and worse and worse and it's grown and grown and grown and that's part of why the derivatives bubble has gone but now that the people know this is the moment where 'd it has t

reach but tyson hasn't fought since 2005 and roy jones jr 4 and 20 a team and he's 51 years old so it could be an even match up but i feel like tyson is going to take him out i just think you so you think this thing is legitimate you think it's really going to get back in the win despite he's going to actually fight somebody who's a contender out there and i don't know if he's going to fight someone who's a current contender but even down the road he might may fight evander holyfield however charlie it looks and it's a great story grows to him i hope he has you know that he keeps his brain intact love to see it you know you've got another big story yes we do now today are you ready for this one the team formerly you know all the. n.f.l. team formally known as the redskins you know we've been waiting to see what their names going to be well washington football team bet is the name now before before you get all you know and it's easy this is just temporary it's a placeholder now this is just for the season they want presumably they will wait till after the 2020 season to officially pick

remember eric jones? he is a leading conspiracy theorist, far right radio host and one of the many people president trump has embraced. >> to have a conspirist move into the white house and then welcome it, amplify it, utterly unprecedented. >> donald, thank you for joining us. >> thank you, alex. >> donald trump first aligned himself with jones in 2015. >> the reputation's amazing. i will not let you down. >> donald trump basically said to alex jones, i love your work. it's totally nuts. >> democrats that are kkk. >> so nuts it begs the question, how did we get here? >> you have a job? >> to what some call the info war president. >> alex jones, a nice guy, actually. >> getting our guns. >> you may remember alex jones for spreading the most grotesque lie imaginable. >> sandy hook is a synthetic, completely fake with actors in my view manufactured. >> i have no words for somebody that low and that despicable. >> fareed joins us live now. it is numbing that we have to have this conversation. it is the presi

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vernon jones joins us live next. todd: tropical storm isaias strengthening to a category one hurricane as it approaches the bahamas, heavy rain and strong winds battering puerto rico and the dominican republic. portico national guard, flooded streets, russian water forcing its way into one home as well. jillian: people are without power after transformer exploded in san juan, florida bracing for the storm expected to hit this weekend. janice dean joins us live, we are still a couple days out. >> janice: people need to be prepared especially right now the carolinas. we think the direct impact of isaias will be the carolinas but florida is now out of the woods yet. it is a hurricane, got upgraded overnight, 80 miles an hour sustained wind as it moves closer to the bahamas in the next 24 hours. here are the tropical models. looks like more consensus that the center stays offshore of florida, we have a few outliers but coming close to cape hatteras into saturday and sunday. not out of the woods for florida, make your pre

. >>> also with us tonight, alabama senator doug jones, who spoke with dr. anthony fauci today, and who will also give us his reaction to intelligence reports indicating that vladamir

jones that led to his impeachment both unanimous. the justices he had appointed went against both of those presidents. here you had the same thing happen, not unanimous, but not 5-4. he has shuddered at this court as being political, especially months from an election. >> i'm sure that's right, poppy and what he wanted to send a signal which is not trump judges, the message that chief justice roberts is trying to enforce. leaving a lot for lower courts, but as -- as we've been saying it's actually a trump win at this point in terms of the time he buys, although especially in the new york prosecutor case there's a very strong case that he eventually has to turn over the tax records to the grand jury. >> and if he wins re-election that could be in the second term but the prospects of it happening in months it's not likely. >> coming to the end of the presidential term and the congressional term so new subpoenas would have to issued. is this the only way that the house can get the information through the subpoenas, what legislative purp

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jones was tested but has not received his results. >> i have headaches all the time. i'm in pain a lot. >> how is your respiratory system? >> bad, bad. >> reporter: outside of this gate is jones' wife who preferred not to be identified. she has been waiting for his scheduled release since 6:00 a.m. jones turned himself in a year ago tomorrow after his third dui. >> this is charles calling back. >> reporter: four hours later she got a call from san quentin's personnel that jones will not be released today. no future date was given. >> i want to know what's going on. >> as a former prosecutor, why do you think it is taking so long for these discharge orders to be implemented? >> well, i think i think tragic but i think that too many individuals are operating in a business as usual minds set. >> reporter: if someone has six months or less, to serve, there's simply no reason to keep them behind bars. >> reporter: the outbreak is taxing local hospitals, ma ridge county officials are urging governor newsom to intervene and set an incident commander at this facility. >> in 4

. >> joining us is vernon jones, thanks for being here. let's look at some numbers, first covid-19 in new york state, just over 407,000 cases, 32,000 deaths. let's go to georgia, 145,000 cases, 3177 does, 32,000 is much bigger than 3000, does georgia need help from governor cuomo? >> any number is too high. governor cuomo, he needs to stay in new york which he apparently got lost ending up in savanna. how can he tell us to do things in georgia when the blood is on his hands for the amount of seniors who died in those long-term care facilities where he did not have the proper protocol, they were forced to take patients who did not have the covid-19 virus, got infected

we have david webb and joey jones and charles payne. we also, jed, you know this already. we have grilling. we have a live fireworks show. i don't know how we are going to pull that off. steve: what? pete: this is what i am told it's on my notes. the army band because it's rv season chip wade is going to embark on a cross-country road trip. grilling tips army band. do you have that on the show. steve: we are setting the table for you are tomorrow. pete: it is our independence day and we'll do it right. steve: we do have lee greenwood singing his new song a new way coming up today. so take that mr. hegseth. [laughter] pete: thanks, guys. a great fourth. jedediah: see you tomorrow. pete: see you jed. jed jet as states spike in covid-19 cases. holiday could people people more

maker in france trying to revise the pfizer the pharmaceutical company the biggest winner in the dow jones industrial average on tuesday also after they beat wall street expectations meanwhile for those of us who remember the photography company kodak their stock price has tripled today what on earth is going on that. well i clearly remember them very well even if i haven't heard anything from you in code in the past couple of years but they even used to be a part of the dow jones industrial average but that's a long time ago well the company got a loan from the u.s. government in the amount of about $760000000.00 so they do have to repay that loan within 25 years but there they are starting production of pharmaceutical ingredients here in the united states so they try to push hard for that and the united states wants to be less dependent on countries like china or india and clearly that is a boost for you think oldacre and the stock tripled here on tuesday so that hasn't really happened with quite some time a big potential comeback for a company many of us remember as making the 1st digit

georgia state representative learn none jones joins us now. vernon, good morning to you. happy fourth of july. >> good morning to you. happy fourth to america. griff: well, the president there talking about not succumbing to the web of lies. i thought it was maybe, vernon the most important part of the president's speech. right before that he said that our children are being taught in school to hate our country. and that the men and women fought so hard to build and sacrifice not heroes but villains. what was your take? >> first of all, i think this president has a message and went to somewhere this particular park that nobody has done an event like this in recent times that i know of. but he had a message of protecting monuments. protecting history but making sure our children are properly educated on these monuments, the history of these monuments because, in order to maintain and protect and preserve america, we have to be able to think about the past, learn from the past so we can go forward.

and now we know democrat doug jones, the most vulnerable democratic senator will be facing tommy tuberville and not jeff sessions.

. >> thank you for that, dorian jones in his temple -- in istanbul. nephew molly were at least one person has died -- now to mali, ere at least one person has dieied in protetest. fofour weeks,, m mass demonstras have called upon p president abraham to resign.

he is saying, vernon jones, a democrat out of georgia saying they were tough on black people, incarcerated a lot of black people. he has a joe biden is trying to sweep his legacy there under the rug. how do you think this will play out in the election? >> well, i think he is absolutely correct about that. we are seeing a repeat of the hillary clinton campaign. biden, over the years has had some controversial and racist things to say about communities. the african-american community. kamala harris called them out during one of the democratic debates about his position on bunting. i think he has really been very situational in the position on these criminal justice issues. it is really all about polls. what he thinks he needs to say about getting integrity. it's not about as real viewpoints on issues. we think joe biden would be in favor of defunding the police to guard him or taking away his personal security or taking away the security that guards his

at france trying to revise the pfizer the pharmaceutical company and the biggest winner in the dow jones industrial average on tuesday also after they beat wall street expectations here is meanwhile for those of us who remember the photography company kodak their stock price has trestles today what on earth is going on there. well i clearly remember them very well even if i haven't heard anything from use them in code in the past couple of years but they even used to be a part of the dow jones industrial average but that a long time ago well the company got a loan from the u.s. government in the amount of about $760000000.00 so they do have to repay that loan within 25 years but there they are starting production of pharmaceutical ingredients here in the united states so they try to push hard for that and the united states wants to be less dependent on countries like china or india and clearly that is a boost for you think kodak and the stock tripled here on tuesday so that hasn't really happened in quite some time a big potential comeback for a company many of us remember as making the

. >> oral history with james oscar jones. he talked about growing up in arkansas and his work as director of the student nonviolent coordinating committee. this interview was part of an oral history project on the civil rights movement initiated, bycongress in 2009 conducted the smithsonian museum, the american folklife museum, and the southern oral history program at the university of north carolina chapel hill. fathermy parents and my was born and raised on the farm. that was his life. that is what he loved to do. the first five children were .orn that first five were very young when he died. jones, dad, ernest married my mother and had more children. us my dad raised all 10 of because he was very, very young when that dad got killed. was --ly, what he did she was very disciplined -- he was very disciplined. he had a seventh grade education, mom had a seventh grade education, but very brilliant people. had,f the ambitions they and they gave us as kids. two goals for us. he wanted all of us to be educated and to see all 10 o

pete: democrat turned trump supporter vernon jones joins us in atlanta and he joins us now. thank you very much, representative, for being on the program. you are from georgia. you are -- have been around, maybe know the mayor. you let me know. what do you think of this potential pick? >> well, first of all, i would love for joe biden to pick a black female. i don't believe he will. primarily because he thinks the black voters are a captive audience. because is he a democrat, he believes they will vote for him still and if they don't vote for him, well, i guess they ain't black. pete: that's true he said that how much of what he said in the past. the actions he takes. not improved for black americans. how much of that relate is part of the consideration here. first of all joe has a dream president trump has a record. joe has a dream if you elect me i will help black people and change their communities. well, he has been there for 49 years and he hasn't done it.

simon jones has more. the warning from health officials is clear — if you're overweight or obese and get coronavirus, you're more likely to end up in hospital, more likely to become critically ill. this graph illustrates the scale of the problem. based on a study of over 19,000 people who have tested positive for covid—19, it shows the bigger the bmi, or body mass index, the greater the risk of intensive care increases. someone who is severely obese has over four times the risk, compared to someone who is the normal weight. being overweight increases the chances of insulin resistance, it puts up your blood pressure and all of these extra pressures and strains on the body are likely to be part of the reason why people, when they contract covid, if they're also overweight, have these extra chances of being really sick. although some of us have been using the extra time we have had on our hands during lockdown to do sport, evidence suggests overall exercise levels haven't increased. what has is the amount

doug jones does not need to be our voice in washington. have chuckseeks to schumer be the majority leader in the not a state senate. he wishes to see the policies of over pelosi prevail conservative alabama principles. it is an extraordinary thing. he has used the platform of alabama voters to advance liberal democratic agenda too long. that must be -- that must end. the stakes are high. party politics in the senate is a tremendous importance, as most of you know, as a result of the fact that every committee is chaired by the party that has a majority in the congress. my view about things at this point in history is the political parties have not been sufficiently sensitive to common understanding of, and responsive to the legitimate wishes of the american people. and i have come to that believe more strongly in recent years. it is really why i chose to make this race -- i thought i might have the ability to contribute in some way to the future of our country. in that the republican party as the greatest opportunity to build a leading majo

. >> we mentioned it with erik jones, one of the hardest hits. then we see it duplicated by denny hamlin there. great to see him climb out of the car. >> not only the physical pain of hitting the wall like that, but the emotional pain knowing so close to winning brickyard 400. >> he said it was the biggest heartbreak in 2017. he came so close to feeling that. gotta be feeling the same heartbreak. >> let's take another look. >> into turn one and the right front goes. big impact today. such a big hit. so surprising to me. we have been talking about it for the last several laps about the clean air he enjoyed. >> you wonder is, with the cooler temperatures, it has -- >> more speed. >> it is probably faster than it was. clean air. carrying so much speed. you wonder if that extra pressure on the tires -- >> you have to acknowledge that his teammate jones had an issue. the 18 of kyle busch talked about having a vibration just before jones had his accident. i really wish we could show you what this racetrack surface looks like and how the grooves are cut

that is jones out of georgia. your take on that. >> i agree with him completely. he is not the only one. you know, even joe biden was trying to hold the line on this position when he said absolutely we need to start talking about defunding the police, cutting their budgets and so forth. i think this will be a very dividing issue in our election coming up. i think democrats are missing the boat here. the fact that there are the occasional excess which as a civil rights lawyer i fought against the authorities and police, it does not mean that you throw the baby out with the bathwater. what you are seeing in california and other jurisdictions, you are seeing a lot of moving trucks on the streets of san francisco, los angeles. people are leaving because people are concerned about their safety and security. these are the same state that do not allow staff concealed carry of weapons on our persons for our security. ultimately, i think this will end up with flight from these jurisdictions. from those democrats that care and want to see their communities thrive, like some

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so what happens now is correspondent dorian jones in istanbul speaking a little earlier. well that is the big question particularly is the concern about what will happen to the magnificent mosaics it the pic christ the virgin mary by santana kings consider some of the world's greatest because under islamic doctrine you cannot perform prayers in front of figurative representations now what will happen to them in the past when it was a mosque it was they were all covered over by plaster now it's unclear whether uncle would take such a step and in fact we have been hearing from state news sources that they can use some sort of mapping lighting technology but it hasn't been officially confirmed but this undoubtedly is a big concern going forward given the importance of these these images not only to christians but also to lovers of the eye of software so there will be a lot of attention on this and in fact when president obama speaking tonight he said that the conversion will be done very carefully and he warned against people seeking to make controversy out of it so he is aw

let's go to istanbul where did jones is standing by for us hi dorian tell us more about what's behind this decision. well president heard one has been flirting with his idea ever since he came to power in the early 20 years ago but why now well the church economy is in deep trouble very very badly hit by the cove in 1000 epidemic and i think this move is seen as very much trying to try to change the conversation given the fact the polls indicate he's ruling a.k.p. is at record lows albeit it still the main party it is hemorrhaging votes out of alarming rate according to one supporters so this is very much seen as consolidating both his religious but his nationalist base as well and that's particularly important because in the last few months 2 new center right parties were merged which are seen as posing a major challenge to earth one going forward so this is very much rallying the base and changing the conversation well as we mentioned the highest the thea's one of istanbul's most iconic buildings let's take a look at the legacy of the you know world heritage site. empires have falle

let's welcome georgia democrat vernon jones. he is a state representative out of georgia. he is also a member of black voices for trump 2020. your reaction to the president just now? he really dismantled the biden campaign, that biden is being taken over by the hard left. democrat platform the likes we've never seen before. it has now been radicalized. he basically also saying they want to border patrol, abolish i.c.e., really undercut law enforcement and police. what is your reaction to what the president is just saying just now? >> that is why i'm voting for this president because this president is about results. he made campaign promises, he met those promise, he met those commitments. unlike democrats they want to see the economy fail. they want to see our borders overcrowded without any rules or regulations. they want to see the police attacked. they ban to see protests. they want to defund the police departments and police agencies. the president is the only law that we have between the democrats and anarchy.

i'm now joined by news dorian jones in istanbul what's behind this rededication well ever since president heard one we came to power around 20 years ago he has flirted with the idea of turning a soft back into a mosque but why now well i think it's the economy the touch economy is in a very bad shape very badly hit by the covert 19 epidemic he's ruling a.k.p. parties recording record lows in opinion polls albeit it does still remains the main party in turkey but it is continuing to hemorrhage folks at an alarming rate so this move i think is very much seen as consolidating both his religious and nationalist base especially important given the fact that are in the last few months 2 former ministers of the ones have set up center right parties which are seen as a major threat to his voting base that this is all about changing the conversation away from the economy and consolidating his voting constituency. as we mentioned the fear is one of his doubles most iconic buildings let's take a quick look at the legacy of the u.s. school world heritage site. empires have fallen religions have been

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so what happens now his correspondent dorian jones in istanbul speaking a little earlier. well that is the big question particularly is the concern about what will happen to the magnificent mosaic sit to pick christ the virgin mary the by the anti and kings consider some of the world's greatest because under islamic doctrine you cannot perform prayers in front of figurative representation now what will happen to them in the past when it was a mosque it was they were all covered over by plaster now it's unclear whether uncle would take such a step and in fact we have been hearing from state news sources that they can use some sort of mapping lighting technology but it hasn't been officially confirmed but this undoubtedly is a big concern going forward given the importance of these these images not only to christians but also to lovers of the eye of software so there will be a lot of attention on this and in fact when president obama speaking tonight he said that the conversion will be done very carefully and he warned against people seeking to make controversy out of it so

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i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: independence day in the us is overshadowed by another big increase in coronavirus cases, and president trump defends the nations‘ past heroes. we will not throw away our heroes, we will honour them and we will prove worthy of their sacrifice. and at the washington monument in the capital, protestors gathered in large numbers, as fireworks light up the 4th ofjuly night sky. a major easing of the coronavirus lockdown in england, with pubs, restau ra nts, and hotels able to re—open. more than 200,000 people are back in lockdown in part of spain's catalonia region, to the west of barcelona. welcome to the programme. president trump has declared the united states to be the greatest and most virtuous nation in the history of the world, in a speech marking independence day. addressing crowds outside the white house, the president attempted to reach out to all americans, saying the country's rich heritage belonged to every citizen, from every background, no matter our rac

i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: china denies an accusation by britain's foreign minister, that it's carrying out human rights abuses against its uighur population. can i ask you why people are kneeling, blindfolded and shaven and being led to trains in modern china? why— what is going on there? i do not know where you get this video tape. president trump has defended his handling of the coroanvirus pandemic, incorrectly telling fox news that the us has the lowest mortality rate in the world. i heard we have one of the lowest, maybe the lowest mortality rate anywhere in the world. do you have the numbers, please? because i heard we had the best mortality rate. the mayor of the us city of portland calls on federal troops to leave, accusing them of abusive tactics against protesters. and blast off — as the first arab mission to mars launches successfully. hello. we start with china's ambassador to the uk denying reports that his country is carrying out a programme of sterilisation of uighur women i

i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: president trump faces criticism over his plans to celebrate american independence day at mount rushmore, with no compulsory face masks or social distancing. as pubs in england reopen on saturday, the prime minister boris johnson issues a warning to the public not to be complacent. police brutality in the spotlight in mexico — with a teenage soccer player shot by a policeman from a parked patrol car. plus, the show must go on, eventually: britain's theatres are trying hard not be forgotten, as they remain shut. president trump is facing criticism over his plans to celebrate american independence day at mount rushmore. thousands of people are set to attend a fireworks display, and the event won't require people to wear masks, or be socially distanced. our north america editor jon sopel is in washington. he explained why the president is travelling to south this is live pictures, the president is in the air although we are expecting him to be there and give a speech sh