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>> a violent attack on sheriffs deputies these to a high-speed manhunt in the santa cruz mountains. >> thousands across the golden gate bridge. >> a lot of protesters say it was impossible to stay six feet away from ot rent for free. >> i am john ramis and napa valley where they have been hoping to resume wine tasting. when the order finally came down and caught a lot of wineries so i surprise. will have that story coming out. >> yes, the bridge is talking. boy are people talking about

Animals‘ habitats, and thats not the only man—made dangers they face here — the remains of snares can be found all around. its a strong piece of stick, okay? planted in the ground. so when hes coming, hes getting this piece of fruit, whatever it is, and hes getting captured. so theres a bit missing here? yes, its missing a piece of fruit, and i believe something else is missing. so a lot of these traps are designed to maim, rather than kill so they can collect them alive? yes. having seen ...

Staff, mike mullin, why so many military leaders are speaking out against the commander in chief. its his first television interview during the controversy, only on fox news sunday. then a battle for the streets washington, as tensions rise between the citys mayor and the president. were joined by mayor muriel bowser to talk about her request to remove the federal military presence from the nations capital. plus -- >> today is probably if you think of it the greatest comeback in american history...

I love that. >> a look little guy. good for him. >> that is it for us an 5. captioning sponsored by cbs >> odonnell: tonight, a special edition of the "cbs evening news." mass protests nationwide and around the world. thousands of people gathering in washington, a sea of people turning out from philadelphia to chicago to the golden gate bridge in san francisco. >> black lives matter! >> odonnell: and around the world from london to berlin to sydney, rallies demanding racial equality and police r...

Cities during festivals. light festivals into doubt, and that gave seb his next crazy idea. and so i thought, can i make a lights show that would be fine whatever level of restrictions? so i put together this idea called laser light city — i have to stop thinking of summer night city — although i think ive got my theme tune written already. so its called laser light city, and the idea is i get the biggest lasers i can get hold of, probably at least 30 watts, and install them on iconic landma...

With martin geissler and rachel burden. good morning, heres a summary of todays main stories from bbc news. thousands of protestors joined anti—racism rallies across the uk, despite renewed fears from police that large gatherings could increase the spread of coronavirus. the demonstrations held yesterday were largely peaceful but in the evening missiles and fireworks were thrown at a police line outside downing street. fourteen people were arrested and 10 officers were injured. tens of thousan...

4:30 a.m. on the u.s. east coast. welcome back to our viewers in the u.s. and around the world. im natalie allen. our top stories for you, among the nations of the world, the u.s. continues to have the largest number of covid infections. on saturday, more than 22,000 new cases and 659 deaths were reported. that brings the american tally to more than 1.9 million cases and almost 100,000 deaths. india is reporting nearly 10,000 new coronavirus cases, in a 24-hour period. government health official...

Peaceful. largely just a demonstrations were largely peaceful. largelyjust a sense of real change, people wanting to move forward in this country and so i think that common desire among the protesters today really extended into this evening with again protesters very much, for the most part, seemingly in unison, even though we saw several protests arranged separately coming together on this day as your correspondent mentioning. 0ne on this day as your correspondent mentioning. one of the largest...

Are you going to shoot us? what he did to comfort her. her father calling it a beautiful start. >> from abc news, this is "abc world news tonight." good evening, thanks for joining us on this saturday. im tom llamas. we begin one of the biggest nationwide protests since killing of george floyd in police custody. a 12th day of demonstrations in dozens of cities, demands for justice and change. not just in the name of floyd but for african-americans, saying they have long been victimized by syst...

That continue this hour. also tonight, cnn confirms that philonise floyd, george floyds brother, will test before congress on wednesday. the house judiciary committee is investigating police practices and law enforcement accountability. in los angeles, meanwhile, peaceful marchers filled a tunnel. its the light of justice they see at the end after countless examples of police overstepping their authority during confrontations with people of color. and from down below to high above, the golden ...