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We continue to watch unfolding events tonight in louisville, kentucky. a curfew went into effect at the top of this hour. there is a heavy police presence downtown. after months of protests in the wake of the police killing of breonna taylor inside her home, today a grand jury returned an indictment against one of the three officers involved. that officers not charged with anything related to do -- related to taylors killing. hes charged with endangering taylors neighbors by firing indiscriminat...

Repositioned, if you will, to give supplies to those that were preparing for a night of anarc anarchy. the curfew went into effect 35 minutes ago at 9:00 p.m. eastern. unfortunately the mob and the media is using the case to fuel more baseless smears against police and law enforcement officers. listen to what this one msdnc state run tv things for all things radical democrat socialist said today about the kentucky attorney general, daniel cameron. who happens to be an african-american. listen to...

Military will take that role. then the armed officers can then be used to do what we need them to do. that is if the police need it. we dont need more armed police officers on the straight but this crisis. it is a very different type of crisis so i get to understand what police will ask the military to do other than what they are doing already which is helping with the logistics, getting really critical infrastructure from ato b, really critical infrastructure from a to b, helping with the hospi...

Week, before these measures, the number of businesses that were deeply concerned at the end of the furlough system, 900,000 hospitality workers still on furlough and they will be very hard hit by todays announcement, so we are looking for announcement, so we are looking for a successor skin, not an extension, and it can be more targeted and less generous and more contribution from employers, but we do need that successor scheme to be put out alongside these measures otherwise you are right, we w...

60% has been contained as of last night. the cause of the fire has been linked to a pyrotechnic device used at a gender reveal party. still ahead, jon tester and st st stacey abrams and h.r. mcmaster. and as the death toll from the coronavirus pandemic climbs to past 200,000 in this country, the "new york times" is putting faces and names to the numbers, in a series entitled those weve lost. among them, captain tommy searcy, who last year saved the life of a colleague distinguishing a house fi...

I want to make it absolutely clear. rioting is not protesting. looting is not protesting. its lawlessness, plain and simple. and those who do it should be prosecuted. fires are burning, and we have a president who fans the flames. he cant stop the violence because for years hes fomented it. but his failure to call on his own supporters to stop acting as an armed militia in this country shows how weak he is. violence will not bring change, it will only bring destruction. its wrong in every way. i...

We may need to go further and that is something we would like to avoid, but the data is the all—important thing. a national lockdown will be hugely, hugely catastrophic for the economy, for people, we have got to do everything we can, urgently, to avoid a national lockdown. its been described now as a critical moment for the country. whether infections cant be brought down or will increase, and that depends on how all of us behave. richard galpin, bbc news. 0ur chief political correspondent vi...

Fears over further lockdowns have caused shares in hotel, travel and pub companies to plummet. limitations such as table service are already in place, as well as curfews in lockdown areas, but the renewed rise in coronavirus cases means the prospect of more widesperead restrictions are looking increasingly likely. kate nicholls is the chief executive of hospitality trade association, uk hospitality. good to have you with us. we know we will get some announcements from the prime minister tomorrow...

It‘s been described now as a critical moment for the country. whether infections can be brought down or will increase. and that depends on how all of us behave. richard galpin, bbc news. 0ur chief political correspondent, vicki young, is in westminster. so we know what the scientists think, but this is a political decision how we counter this. yes, this was the scientists laying out what they say is the problem, they didn‘t go into specifics about what think should happen, but something shou...

To make sure we are applying all these measures are indeed we are at these measures are indeed we are at the tipping point where we need, we may need to go further and that is something we would like to avoid but the data is the all—important thing. a national lockdown will be hugely, hugely catastrophic for the economy, for people, we have got to do everything we can, urgently, to avoid a national lockdown. its been described now as a critical moment for the country. whether infections cant b...